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The Impact of interest in Leisure Arts on Workplace Innovation Name Institution Professor Course Date Introduction Every one of us at their own free time find something to keep them engaged that which gives them fun and the satisfaction they need to live a worthwhile life as they wish. However how productive one’s leisure is depends on a person’s choice. A number of employed people who work in companies or any organization spent their leisure time doing creative arts. Such after work arts arise from personal hobbies; they are actually determined by what an individual likes to do. Ideally creative skills explain how flexible or imaginative someone approaches their work. It gives people the ability to make their work more unique and appealing. Leisure art work thus is important in building personal skills that are useful in many aspects of life (Gardner 2006). The question of whether leisure art more so performance within the organization. References Beirne M. (2013). Rhetoric and the Politics of Workplace Innovation. Edward Elgar Publishing. Dai D. Y. & Sternberg R. J. (Eds.). (2004). Motivation emotion and cognition: Integrative perspectives on intellectual functioning and development. Routledge. Davis L. N. Hoisl K. & Davis J. D. (2014). Spanning the creative space between home and work: Leisure time hobbies and organizational creativity. In DRUID Society Conference (pp. 16-18) Gardner H. (2006). Changing minds: The art and science of changing our own and other people's minds. Harvard Business Review Press. Hidi S. (2006). Interest: A unique motivational variable. Educational Research Review 1(2) 69-82. Lin L. H. Lin W. H. E. Wu C. Y. & Ho Y. L. (2014). Creativity And Innovation At Workplace: The Moderating Role Of Playfulness Climate. International Journal of Art Humanity Science. Milbrath C. (1998). Patterns of artistic development in children: Comparative studies of talent. Cambridge University Press. [...]
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