
Is your workplace too stuffy – while competitors are running miles ahead of you ... with expensive new hires? Could Your Workplace Benefit from More Talent...? Rather than pay new hires … why not draw more from multiple intelligences already there – to increase your productivity? ![]()
Consider how a concert pianist, will do the same work differently than the top hockey player… for instance … and you see what I mean. Look around your organization and you’ll find both these experts and many more. If one worker is weak in a skill, organizational performance need not suffer. Not when you draw from multiple intelligences to bring the complex pieces of each project together. The key is to negotiate roles and reward quality results. To use multiple intelligences is to help workers put forward their unique strengths as tool for productivity, and to help companies increase their productivity as a result of hidden or unused talents that emerge.
Go After Eight Intellectually Different People at Work ...and Together Create Mind-bending Productivity Through a Collaborative Project .... Simply write a person's name beside each of the intelligences below and you'll have your new team!
1. Verbal-Linguistic Intelligence: helps you tell great stories, write emails, participate in interviews, converse easily with peers. It increases communication between management, clients and customers.
2. Visual-Spatial Intelligence: equips you to read blueprints, create ads, design web pages, draw maps, draw pictures, take photographs and create displays. It sells more product to visual clients.
3. Logical-Mathematical Intelligence: helps you solve problems, balance checkbooks, make and keep schedules, budget money. It tracks financial gain and uses it to increase the bottom line.
4. Musical Intelligence: empowers you to draw insights from concerts, play an instrument, hum melodies, sing along with others, draw in rhythm and rhyme. It creates a working and buying setting through music.
5. Intrapersonal Intelligence: stirs you to keep personal records, read alone to fact-find, study to answer questions about personal contributions. It promote productivity growth through self-reflection.
6. Bodily-Kinesthetic Intelligence: gains growth through engagement in sports, moving body to music, walking and outreach tours. It uses body language and building to move a project forward.
7. Interpersonal Intelligence: makes you a great team worker and leader, engages family and community support for new projects, pulls solutions from debates. It seeks opposing views from bloggers or others.
8. Naturalistic Intelligence: transforms wildflower specimens, hunting expeditions, or natural patterns such as photograph landscapes into solutions at work. It draws from nature to increase productivity.
Each person will bring a unique perspective if you invite it ... once you kick-off your plans. Throughout the process of working through different intelligences, people achieve things never before achieved through using parts of the brain never before used at work. Productivity tends to spike when workers begin to use and grow their stronger capabilities creatively. It’s actually quite simple – simply tell people they each possess at least eight intelligences and brainstorm ways to bring all eight into the next project. See any applications for a project that uses more of your unique capabilities? That’s the place to draw from one new intelligence … Where do you see multiple intelligence benefits at your workplace?










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