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Caps bs 10 term 3 week 1 – 2 creative thinking and problem solving, topic – creative thinking and problem solving.
• Creative thinking and its contribution towards successful and sustainable business practice • Creative thinking to generate entrepreneurial opportunities and to solve business problems
- Problem solving:
- Research skills -finding information to assist with problem solving
- Problem solving versus decision making
- Problem-solving cycle: identification of the problem, definition of the problem, formulation of the strategy, implementation of the strategy, allocation of resources, monitoring problem solving and evaluation of the problem-solving process
- Problem-solving techniques (e.g. Force-Field Analysis, Chair Technique, Empty Chair Technique, Delphi Technique, Nominal Group Technique, brainstorming, Forced Combinations, SCAMPER) — The use of indigenous knowledge to solve problems and identify business opportunities — The use of mind mapping, brainstorming and creative thinking/idea generation to identify innovative and entrepreneurial business opportunities — The use of non-conventional thinking to identify innovative business opportunities — Ways in which creative business opportunities can realistically be implemented
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Business Studies: CREATIVE THINKING & PROBLEM SOLVING
Kurt Bailey
At the end of this lesson you should be able to:
• Explain the meaning of creative thinking.
• Discuss/Describe/Explain the advantages/benefits of creative thinking in the workplace.
• Explain how businesses can use creative thinking to generate entrepreneurial opportunities.
• Discuss how businesses can use creative thinking to solve business problems.
Introduction:
Businesses have to solve many problems as they confront the challenges of dynamic and complex business environments. Businesses need to find ways to break out from routine thinking in order to solve problems and make decisions.
Recently all businesses, locally and abroad, were confronted with the challenges that was brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic This forced them to come up with new/innovative ideas to survive. Just consider how the restaurant industry, which is one of many, was adversely affected. As a result of the declaration of a state of disaster, restaurants could no longer open up their doors for patrons to come and sit down. Consequently, most of them have resorted to taking orders online and/or telephonically and then deliver to the clients.
Solving problems requires businesses to apply creative and critical thinking skills.
The key focus of this lesson will be on:
i) How Creative thinking can contribute towards successful and sustainable business practice. We will also be looking at ii) How Creative thinking can be used to generate entrepreneurial opportunities and solve business problems.
CONCEPTS AND SKILLS
- 1. Make sure that you know the key concept(s):
Creative thinking - The thought process that leads to original/novel/new ideas/new approaches. Use of non-conventional methods to solve problems. Breaking out of routine thinking.
Routine thinking - Sequence of actions or patterns of behaviour that is regularly followed or rehearsed.
Conventional solutions - Solutions based on what is generally done, believed or conformed to.
Non-conventional ideas - Solutions based on what is not generally done, believed or conformed to.
Problem solving - Alternative solutions are generated/ identified and critically evaluated. Analysing a situation to identify strategies to bring about change.
Decision making - Various alternatives are considered before choosing the best one. It is part of the problem solving cycle as decisions need to be made in each step.
Innovative - The process of translating an idea or invention into a good or service that creates value or for which customers will pay.
Challenge/Threat - A problem/obstacle that can prevent you from achieving a goal.
Opportunity - A time or set of circumstances that makes it possible to do something
Business Opportunity - Is a business investment that allows the buyer to start a business.
- 2. Core Content: • Make sure that you know / understand and are able to apply the CORE CONTENT. Pay particular attention to the cognitive levels. The cognitive verbs serve as a guide for how to answer the questions.
- 3. Discuss how businesses can use creative thinking to solve business problems.
- 4. Elaborate on the meaning of problem solving.
- 5. Explain the differences between decision making and problem solving
- 6. Outline/Mention /Discuss/Explain/ the problem solving cycle.
1.1.Complete the following statement by using the word(s) in the list below. Write only the word(s) next to the question number.
creativity, decision making; problem-solving; innovation; routine thinking |
1.1.1 The …. process requires creative thinking skills to generate and evaluate alternative solutions. (2)
1.1.2 …. refers to the process in which various alternatives are considered before deciding on the (2) best one.
2.1 Read the scenario below and answer the questions that follows:
American search engine company, Google, founded in 1998 by Sergey Brin and Larry Page. Google believes in hiring people who are naturally curious who like to learn. They allow employees to define their own work as much as possible. They create an environment which enable employees to feel psychologically safe to take risks and try new ideas. Allowing for employees to find partners and work together to solve problems, innovate and create. Source adapted from: |
2.1.1 Define creative thinking. (2)
2.1.2 Explain the advantages/benefits of creative thinking in the workplace for businesses like Google. (10)
2.1.3 Discuss ANY FOUR steps in the problem-solving-cycle that Google can follow to solve their problems. (12)
2.1.4 Explain how Google can use creative thinking to generate entrepreneurial opportunities. (6)
In Conclusion
• Constant changes in the market impact on business operations and so they need to adapt to it quickly and make quick/creative decisions.
• Creative thinking can help to solve business problems successfully.
• In part two of Creative thinking and Problem-solving the emphasis will be on the Problem-solving techniques businesses can use to solve many problems as they confront the challenges of dynamic and complex business environments.
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Creative thinking is the ability to come up with unique, original solutions. Also known as creative problem-solving, creative thinking is a valuable and marketable soft skill in a wide variety of careers. Here’s what you need to know about creative thinking at work and how to use it to land a job.
Creative thinking is all about developing innovative solutions to problems. Creative thinkers brainstorm not only a large number of ideas but also a variety and range of them. In the workplace, creative thinking is highly valuable because employers look to hire innovative employees who can help them solve the company’s problems.
So, what does creative thinking in the workplace look like? First, a creative person brainstorms their ideas, then they’ll experiment with them. They look at ideas from multiple perspectives and examine how their solutions fit into the scope of what they’re working on. Creative thinkers aren’t afraid to take risks and try new ideas. In fact, this ability to develop, test, and implement original solutions makes them a valuable asset to just about any workplace.
Creative thinking in the workplace might look like:
- Holding an interactive brainstorm to gather initial thoughts on a project
- Evaluating a current process and offering suggestions on how to improve it
- Researching other ways to market a product and leading experiments on new marketing channels
- Developing an innovative way to reach out to prospective clients
- Identifying a unique opportunity to promote the company brand and developing a strategy to do so
- Discovering a new way to measure a product initiative’s success and using learnings to iterate on the next version
Finding patterns in a company’s revenue growth and using data trends to strategize a new sales plan
Creative thinking includes the process of innovative problem-solving — from analyzing the facts to brainstorming to working with others. Creative thinking examples include analytical skills, innovation, and collaboration.
Analytical Skills
Analytical skills are problem-solving skills that help you sort through facts, data, and information to develop rational solutions. These skills aid you in the first part of the creative thinking process as you brainstorm and start to generate ideas.
Analytical skills include:
- Data analysis
- Forecasting
- Interpreting
- Communication
Innovation is the ability to come up with something new; however, you don’t need to develop the first flying car to be an innovative thinker. “Something new” at work might mean a method you haven’t tried before or experimenting with an unfamiliar process. Innovators in the workplace aren’t afraid to step away from tradition and explore something original, even if it might fail.
Innovation skills include:
- Risk-taking
- Brainstorming
- Critical thinking
Collaboration
Creative thinking doesn’t have to happen alone; you might have your most creative ideas when bouncing your work off others. Collaboration skills ensure you consider multiple perspectives and ways of thinking when you develop and refine ideas.
Collaboration skills include:
- Written and verbal communication
- Active listening
- Inclusivity
A soft skill like creative thinking will always be valuable to employers, whether you’re looking for a marketing job or trying to land a career in finance . Employers need employees who can develop and experiment with new ideas to help them solve complex problems.
“Many employers seek candidates that are analytical and outside-the-box thinkers which are iterations of creative thinking skills,” says Alejandra Garcia, manager, alumni college and career success at Code2College and Forage content development partner. “Thus, creative thinking, creative problem solving, innovative thinking, and analytical skills are all valuable in the current workplace — these skills are especially important in our ever-changing workplaces with new emerging technologies.”
The data supports this idea, too. According to the World Economic Forum’s 2023 Future of Jobs report , creative thinking is the second most important skill for workers in 2023, preceded only by analytical skills. Other top skills include soft skills like resilience, flexibility and agility, motivation and self-awareness, and curiosity and lifelong learning .
“The ability to navigate new challenges quickly can benefit any workplace!” Laura Fontenot, resume writing expert, ACRW, and CPRW, says. “The current world of work is fast-paced, technically driven, and constantly changing. Being intuitive, creative, driven, and a problem solver are key.”
If creative thinking is one of the top soft skills employers look for, how do you show you have it in a job application? The key is to prove these skills through examples of how you’ve used them rather than just naming them.
On a Resume
While creative thinking is a skill employers might look for, you don’t necessarily need to write “creative thinking” on your resume to show you have this skill. Instead, it’s better to demonstrate how you’ve used creative thinking skills to drive results.
“Think of your best mental strengths,” says Fontenot. “Are you a great problem solver? Do you understand how to phrase things differently? Can you learn a new skill quickly? Those questions can help you find great words for the resume . Consider adding things like problem-solving, intuition, collaboration, fast learner, organized, or communication.”
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On Your Professional Profiles
You can show these skills outside of your resume in creative ways — including on your LinkedIn profile and website (if you have one!).
“Early professionals can make creative thinking a part of their professional brand by explicitly adding creative thinking or creative problem solving to their list of skills on their resumes and LinkedIn profiles — this will help with ATS optimizations,” Garcia advises.
Yet beyond just listing this skill, Garcia adds that you can provide real proof of your creativity online, too.
“Consider adding projects or an online portfolio website link to your resume and LinkedIn where you can showcase projects you’ve worked on that demonstrate their problem-solving skills.”
In the Interview
In the interview , make sure you can describe your workflow and process for these projects or any other situation when you’ve used creative thinking. Elaborate how you brainstormed ideas, what range of ideas you had, how you tested and experimented, and how you decided on a final solution.
It’s best to use the STAR method to structure your answers. This will ensure you clearly explain the situation and the results you brought by using your creative thinking skills.
>>MORE: Prepare to speak about your soft skills by practicing answers to commonly asked behavioral interview questions .
1. Put Yourself in a Box
Creative thinking is about “thinking outside the box,” but putting limitations on your problem-solving can help you think more freely and innovatively. For example, if someone tells you to make dinner, you may struggle to come up with a meal you don’t always cook. Yet if they ask you to make a hot dinner with three specific ingredients and two spices, you’ll more likely come up with something original.
Putting yourself inside a box can help expand your thinking, whether that’s by telling yourself you need to include three charts in your presentation or giving yourself a strict word count for an article.
2. Switch up Your Routine
Routine can be a great productivity booster, but it also can get in the way of your creativity. So, switch up your routine for one project, day, or even an hour. This can be something as small as where you’re physically sitting when you do your work or something as big as your process for approaching projects. Challenging yourself to do something different will help you find creative ways to adapt to your new environment.
3. Challenge What’s Currently Working
Think about how you might expand or improve upon a current process. What would you do if you had more resources, whether that’s time, money, or another expert? What would you do if you had fewer resources? If this project was taking place at a different time of year? If the target audience was different? Imagining these different potential scenarios will force you to problem-solve and adjust for various (very possible!) circumstances.
4. Find Inspiration
Creative thinking doesn’t happen in a bubble. It’s vital to ask for others’ opinions and ideas. Creative thinkers consider multiple perspectives and are curious about how others think. Ask your colleague about their work processes, whether it’s how they research for a client deliverable or how they approach meeting an external buyer.
5. Ask for Feedback
The best way to improve a skill is to get feedback from others on how you’re using it — and you don’t need to set up a formal feedback session to do so. Instead, ask questions when you’re working with others about your work. Keep these questions open-ended and lead with curiosity instead of looking for a specific answer. What did they think of how you led the brainstorm? What would they have done differently? What strikes them about the final product? Keep an open mind and remember not to take the feedback personally. It’s an opportunity to grow, and growing those skills might just help you land your next job!
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Term 3 topics. Week 1 - 2: Creative thinking and problem solving- page 102 -111. Week 3: Business opportunity and related factors- page 72-77. Week 4: Presentation of business information- page 86-92. Week 5 - 6: Business plan- page 92- 100. 1.
Business Studies Grade 10 Term 3 Work Essay Prctice 2023 Introduction: Creative thinking, problem solving, and decision making are each essential factors in the business process that are needed for the business to grow and take advantage of and/or create new opportunities for the business to benefit and increase profitability.
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TOPIC - Creative thinking and problem solving. • Creative thinking and its contribution towards successful and sustainable business practice. • Creative thinking to generate entrepreneurial opportunities and to solve business problems. Problem solving: Research skills -finding information to assist with problem solving.
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4.3.1 Creative thinking skills to solve complex business problems. Problem-solving technique. Description. Delphi. Involves obtaining the opinions of experts without the experts having to meet in person. Force-field analysis. It examines all the forces for and all the forces against a decision. Brainstorming.
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1. Put Yourself in a Box. Creative thinking is about "thinking outside the box," but putting limitations on your problem-solving can help you think more freely and innovatively. For example, if someone tells you to make dinner, you may struggle to come up with a meal you don't always cook.
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