Bøger af Sarah Thurber

Kreative evner efterspørges som aldrig før. Den gode nyhed er, at vi alle sammen er kreative. Vi starter på hvert vores niveau, men vi kan alle sammen blive bedre.Baseret på forskning og den nyeste viden om hjernen giver Den kreative tænkers hemmelighed et praktisk indblik i, hvordan vi alle sammen kan øge vores kreativitet.Bogen tilbyder en inspirerende kombination af teori, effektive teknikker, anekdoter og sjove øvelser i at få gode ideer og skabe bedre løsninger. Alt det du har brug for, for at styrke din egen medfødte kreativitet og bane vejen for boblende opfindsomhed, innovation og forandring.Den kreative tænkers hemmelighed giver dig:Indsigt i, hvordan kreative mennesker tænkerTræning i at se sammenhænge, som andre ikke serNye muligheder for idé- og konceptudviklingEn bootcamp med 21 opgaver, der styrker din kreativitet 

Know yourself, know your team, solve your challenge.When team leaders meet a challenge, they often spend more time dealing with their people than dealing with the challenge. They can't get their team to row in the same direction-or row at all. In Good Team, Bad Team, a ground-breaking primer for leaders, Sarah Thurber and Blair Miller share their decades of experience building, facilitating, and leading thriving teams alongside pioneering research from the fields of cognitive diversity and creative problem-solving. Effective team leadership isn't mind-reading-it's good science.Built on research from their popular FourSight System-used by Disney, Nike, and NASA-Good Team, Bad Team examines over 6 million data points on problem-solving styles that impact collaboration, innovation, and leadership. By integrating these scientific insights with creative strategies, Good Team, Bad Team presents a transformative model that empowers leaders to harness the diverse energies of their teams and generate powerful results.A good team isn't perfect, but its people know their purpose and trust each other. You might think bad teams are led by bad people. Actually, bad teams are often led by good people, who simply don't have what they need to lead. With practical exercises, relatable stories, and contrasting examples, Thurber and Miller clarify the complexities of how good and bad teams approach challenges and why they succeed or struggle to solve them. Good Team, Bad Team is the must-read leadership toolkit to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of collaboration and achieve extraordinary results-together.