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Empowering Creative Thinking

Kenneth Stanley discusses how the culture of assessment and objectives can hinder creative thinking and how his book aims to empower individuals to make an argument for creative thinking in the workplace. He explains that this argument is based on research and can be made without sounding ridiculous.

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