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"One size fits One"

Improv is a uniquely fluid organizational development form that enables its successful adaptation to a wide variety of business, organizational, and team contexts. Creativity Engineering can design programs that will blend seamlessly into your current training curriculum. We can also build programs and interventions that address the unique needs and characteristics of your organization.

Whether creating a vehicle to improve the relationship between two divisions, building an intervention design to address a company-wide challenge, or utilizing our unique adaptation of Improv training to enhance the charting of your company's vision at your next corporate retreat, Creativity Engineering training seminars can respond quickly and inventively to the most demanding challenges of your high-performance organization.

Before beginning any training endeavor, we like to spend time with executives, managers and other concerned organization members assessing how we might design our seminars to best meet the needs of the organization. Quite simply, we want to know how you will know that things are better as a result of our training. Specifically, we will ask you who (individuals, teams, departments, divisions, etc.) will be doing what (specific actions, processes, attitudes, etc.) differently? This question is followed up by: "What difference would that make?" and, "How might you find that (difference) find useful?" In other words, "Is it a difference that would make a difference for your organization?"

This process can occur over the telephone, through face-to-face conversations, or through the Web. We don't know what your experience has been with previous training, but we feel that we if can't come to some kind of clear, mutual definition of desired outcomes (using the answers to the above questions) we won't take the job.

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