"We wanted to help our staff enjoy their personal life in the evening, which will eventually foster their creativity," company spokesman Baek Yong-Dae said.
One surprise in the book is that Ms. White finds creativity in companies that aren't widely known for innovation: Progressive Insurance, Welch Foods and Capital One Financial, for example.
The creativity that companies might use to get around the cap is what worries some policy analysts.
"Unleash your creativity," the company's Web site exhorts; with CookieCaster, you can either draw your cookie-cutter shape or "magic trace" the outline of an uploaded image (a photograph of your dachshund, say, or the Yankees' logo).
And, as indicated by the timelines that punctuate the show's chronological year-by-year installation, they were busily proving that creativity loves company, founding organizations, staging exhibitions and issuing manifestoes, especially beyond Paris, in Berlin, Munich, Moscow and Milan.
Quoth Allbrook on why he's in Pond when he's already done time in other bands including Tame Impala: I suppose the communal joy of sharing each other's creativity and company is something that none of us can make by ourselves.
The creativity a company uses on its Facebook page, for example, is becoming increasingly important.
After a decade of sticking to the concept that finite space breeds creativity, the company is warming to the idea that people need room to roam.
Because it requires creativity, it forces companies to compete for talent.
With a little creativity, he suggested, companies could even build loyalty among their customers and investors for making the effort.
