Business Roles and Creative Thinking

Requires business to apply old thinking patterns to new business.

• Creative thinking.

• Routine.

• Change.

• Innovative.

They are solutions obtained through logical analytical problem solving.

• Problem solving.

• Non-conventional.

• Competitive.

• Conventional.

A process of finding the correct strategy to respond to a problem.

• Problem solving.

• Decision making.

• Questionnaires.

• Business problem.

FM Traders use a panel of experts to solve their business problem, this is known as the ... technique.

• SCAMPER

• Nominal Group

• Force field

• Delphi

The ... is the advantages of creative thinking in the workplace.

• It involves collecting facts that include problem finding and problem shaping.

• As management and employees introduce and create many ideas, saving time and money for the business, productivity will increase.

• The responses from the experts must be summarised in a feedback report.

• The key restraining forces and their strengths should be discussed.

Business considers various alternatives before choosing the most appropriate one.

• Problem-solving

• Brainstorming

• Decision making

• Delphi

• Conventional thinking

Businesses may use a group of experts without bringing them together when applying the ..... technique.

• Brainstorming

• Problem-solving

• Delphi

• Conventional thinking

• Decision making

Mawick Manufacturers applied the ... problem solving technique by requesting each employee to silently generate many new ideas and then share them with others.

• Brainstorming

• Problem-solving

• Conventional thinking

• Delphi

• Decision making

The... is the ability to think of original and new ideas to solve problems.

• Creativity

• Problem-solving

• Brainstorming

• Conventional thinking

• Delphi