The "creative-schizotype": Help or hindrance to team-level innovation?

  • Burch G
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Abstract

The article discusses the effect of different dysfunctional disposition in the workplace, particularly the "creative-schizotype" in the team-working climate. It highlights the importance of team-working climate for innovation, and suggests that management should be aware of the practical implications of hiring creative-schizotype for the organization. It also discusses how management should deal with employees with schizotypal characteristics to reduce the negative impact on the team.

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Burch, G. St. J. (2006). The “creative-schizotype”: Help or hindrance to team-level innovation? University of Auckland Business Review, 8(1), 43–50. Retrieved from http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=buh&AN=20707949&site=ehost-live

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