Partly, it's a matter of creativity, says Childs: When she recruits teacher trainees, she looks for "creativity; people who have alternative ways of explaining things".
I wish that people would realize that writing music electronically doesn't mean a thing in terms of creativity or skill.
For Allen, we are foolish to depend on our psyche as a system to manage the mess of projects and things of our creativity.
A good proportion of the workforce are knowledge workers with flexible hours that have to do creative work and there's so much research suggesting that the most important, one of the most important things for creativity and productivity in these more qualitative domains, these domains that don't have fixed outputs necessarily, or not very many of them, is time.
It was a bold, ecstatic celebration of all sorts of things — individuality, creativity, quirkiness, sense of humor, playfulness, rebelliousness and competence in the face of potential chaos — and more than anything I have ever seen, it seemed to sum up what was great about Britain.
All of those things involve some measure of creativity to make them.
The confinements of the cubicle life were doing one thing and one thing only: slowly sucking every inch of creativity and life out of me.
I find the whole thing to be pretty deficient of creativity.
Because if there is one thing happening in the world of creativity and technology, it's that everything is getting more congested, more complicated.
And in the last five years, without changing at all though it's interestingly coincided with a burst of creativity and things like Jez Butterworth's "Jerusalem", Laura Wade's "Posh", Richard Bean's "One Man Two Guvnors"; "War Horse" and "Matilda", even, at the more commercial level it's become a much more radical art form.
