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What are the three S's of creativity?

Ever hear of creative juices? Well, if you don't have these three things in your creative cupboard, it will be hard to get those juices flowing!

thomasneel.com - The three "I"s of Creativity - Inspiration, Imagination, Ideas

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Ever hear of creative juices? Well, if you don’t have these three things in your creative cupboard, it will be hard to get those juices flowing! Let’s face it, what makes an artist an artist is action and the action isn’t just a willy nilly movement, it is deliberate movement that gets things done, and done in a way that allows you to reach your goals. All people can be inspired, but no artist can be creative without it. Inspiration is the flood gate opening, the kettle placed on the burner, the oh baby that is so cool. You not only have to have it, you have to feed on it with a hunger so deep you want more and more of it. It may come visually, audibly, from a feel, from a friend, from travel, from an experience, even a glance. But it has one purpose creatively ….. to feed your imagination. Your imagination is like a reference guide and with no references to guide you, you are lost. An artist needs to reach within and retrieve that which has been placed there by inspiration, even if that which inspires you to create is right in front of you. It is your imagination that takes the inspiration right in front of you and turns it into an idea of what to do. Ideas, formed from our imaginations and fueled by inspiration, are what we then actually create. As artists we formulate ideas into creativity by way of action. We make ideas a reality. That’s what we do, and we can’t do it out of order. It is the personal and inner process that brings us not only ideas, but the choice from hopefully many ideas, to what will becomes art through us. Art isn’t just doing, or the act of doing. It is the act of doing through creativity, and creativity is the act of taking ideas, formed from your imagination, inspired by the world around you.

Live An Artful Life!

Tom

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Can I give myself a job title?

Is it OK to change your job title on your resume to one better reflecting your duties to catch the eye of hiring managers and/or resume screening software? Recruiters say yes, within limits. On one hand, qualified applicants stand to lose out on opportunities because their company uses generic job titles.

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You want to apply for a job as a network security analyst. You handle network security for your present employer, but your official title is the generic and non-descriptive "IT Specialist."

Is it OK to change your job title on your resume to one better reflecting your duties to catch the eye of hiring managers and/or resume screening software?

Recruiters say yes, within limits. On one hand, qualified applicants stand to lose out on opportunities because their company uses generic job titles. On the other, candidates don't want to run the risk of overstating their qualifications or experience just to make it past ATS software. "If you have a vague or unique-to-your-company job title, this approach can be incredibly helpful," Larssen says. "In a previous role, for example, my company didn’t use the word 'manager,' so my title was 'marketing lead' — a term that, as I learned, didn’t work very well in keyword-sensitive applicant tracking systems. When I edited my title and used 'marketing manager' instead — I got many more calls back."

Experts advocate a simple rule of thumb. When you devise a "new" title, ask yourself: Will my boss think this is an accurate representation of my work?

"Remember that employers (very) often call previous employers to fact-check the information you’ve provided on your resume and in your application," Larssen notes. "So don’t ever update your title to something so obscure, inflated or, well, wrong, that your former employers wouldn’t be comfortable saying you did it."

via Mashable

This story, "Can I change my job title on my resume?" was originally published by ITworld .

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