Lee T. Silber

A natural follow-up to "Organizing for the Creative Person", this book reveals how "right brained" creative people can live by the clock in a left-brained world, while still having time to let their creativity percolate to the surface when and where it will.

Time Management for the Creative Person

Shows how to find one's career niche, covers self-promotion, networking, setting goals, being a team player, and handling the financial aspects of one's career

Right-brain Techniques to Run Your Professional Life and Build Your Business

Career Management for the Creative Person

Linda Krall

Andrew Chapman

Imagine a workplace where employees don't complain about problems but instead work together in idea-generating clubs to present positive solutions. The Wild Idea Club will help you get there there, by providing managers with an easy, step-by-step approach that harnesses the collective genius of their people to drive innovation, improve efficiency, and increase morale. In tough times like thesewith managers facing increasing pressure to get more done with fewer people and less moneyencouraging employees to work together to tackle tough issues on their own is not a luxury, but a survival tool.

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