Creative Environments
If you work in a cubicle with perfectly white walls, boring furniture and elevator music, your creativity is probably going to be stifled. Each person has his or her own particular environment that fosters performance.
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If you work in a cubicle with perfectly white walls, boring furniture and elevator music, your creativity is probably going to be stifled.
Each person has his or her own particular environment that fosters performance.
Some additional factors that affect performance are windows, lighting, color, decorations, food and drink, size of space, etc.
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The useful part
If you work in a cubicle with perfectly white walls, boring furniture and elevator music, your creativity is probably going to be stifled. Each person has his or her own particular environment that fosters performance. Some additional factors that affect performance are windows, lighting, color, decorations, food and drink, size of space, etc.
How it works
- If you work in a group, try to be sensitive to the needs of your teammates.
- If you know that someone works best in silence, try to keep your music down (or use headphones).
- If some people work well on a sugar high, bring cookies and soda into your brainstorms.
Details worth keeping
Your environment has a big impact upon your creative ability. Some people do better in cold rooms, some in hot rooms. Some people like music, and others require silence.
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