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Discover your creative personality.
Ready to learn more about yourself and your team? Use this doc to share with your team to find out everyone’s unique creative personalities as well as a way to connect with your ideal collaborators. You’ll need a Coda account to fill out the form.
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test is an exploration of the many faces of the creative personality. Based in psychology research, the test assesses your basic habits and tendencies—how you think, how you act, how you see the world—to help you better understand who you are as a creative. Answer these 15 questions and you’ll gain a deeper understanding of your motivations, plus insight into how to maximize your natural gifts and face your challenges.
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What is your Creative Type by Adobe Create?
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Creative Types
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Ability to bring ideas and concepts to life
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Intellectual curiosity, ability to find and create meaning
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High levels of creative energy, spirit of curiosity and play
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Focus and dedication, ability to achieve mastery
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Strong leadership skills, ability to make things happen
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Connection to emotions and imagination, empathy and sensitivity
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Ability to generate new ideas and innovative solutions
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Full of big ideas, ability to see potential and possibility everywhere
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