Meet the Creatives

Our Creatives

This Video introduces our creatives.

Molotov

Molotov the revolutionary creative fights for change. ‘It’s management that’s the problem!’

Solo

Solo hates working in teams. ‘What I create is mine, just mine, so leave me alone!’

Fibber

Fibber’s creativity is bound up with fiction. ‘Some people have even accused me of lying. But, well, that is not really fair, no, not really but …’

Wobbly

Wobbly feels professionally insecure. ‘I love my job, and I get paid for doing it; can my luck last especially with the management we’ve got here - they really don’t understand us creatives at all!’

Artiste

Artiste thinks there is no distinction between herself and her creative work. ‘Yes, I know I can be a bit touchy at times but I can’t stand other people trying to take over my projects with their smart suggestions, it’s so wounding!’

Monk

Monk’s commitment is to his creativity not his employer. ‘It’s my company’s duty to provide me with the tools to do what I was born to do; and that’s all there is to it.’

Picky

Picky enjoys the process of creativity more than getting to the product of that creativity. ‘Well, I understand your point narrator but it’s just that everything must be perfect, so the process mustn’t be rushed.’

Playful

Playful at work looks like a child at play. ‘How can I be creative if I have to pretend to be a boring old manager.’

Facilitator

Facilitator’s creativity is evidenced through the creativity of others. ‘I get real satisfaction from seeing colleagues’ creativity emerge from ideas I came up with and plans I created.’

You

You will find understanding your own creative character traits useful when working with creative colleagues. ‘I’m a bit Solo, a tad Monk with a dash of Artiste I suppose. So not surprising I hate brainstorming sessions".

If-Only

If-Only avoids hard work by insisting his creativity has been stifled by others’ lack of vision. ‘I could do something really special if only they would let me!’