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# The Creative Team: Notes on design and operation of creative organizations

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Review: A book with solid, actionable advice for creatives - As a creative lead who's existed in the middle mgmt realm longer than I wish to admit, I've acquired several books on this topic. I'm glad I happened upon The Creative Team for a few reasons. The first is that it's written for the current state of the industry, with advice on things like 'the quiet resignation' and how to adapt to our changing landscape. Also, it's to the point. As a whole, it reads like a book of solid advice from a creative leader. But what I also found super helpful (in our age of no time to read) is its bite-sized chapters. I regularly have issues with things like time management and addressing employee issues (I hate conflict). This book has a chapter for almost everything, I regularly skip around to read about things I need advice on in the moment. I was also heartened to read how being highly respected in your industry can (and should) coexist with being a kind and empathetic leader. Highly recommend it for people who want to understand how a creative team should work.
Review: Go-to Guide for Any Creative Leader - You always know a good book when you find yourself scribbling in the margins. This book summarizes perfectly the challenges for creative leaders with wisdom from author Andrew Carlson's decades of experience on how to make making the BEST job. From skilling to growth ladders, from tools to creative collaboration, Carlson breaks down all the pieces that come together to enable teams and leaders to do their best work. The chapters are pithy and solidly explained - not a word wasted my time. My copy is now covered in scribbles, but my favorite quote is on page 63: "You will not be able to put a training bandaid on the open wound of change ... stoke a healthy disregard for the old way." Scratch that, page 37: "Like all moral people of good character, I am skeptical of meetings." If you want more gems like this to rejuvenate how you look at problems big and small, this is the book for it.

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| Specification | Value |
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| Best Sellers Rank | #267,125 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #23 in Advertising Graphic Design #338 in Business Decision Making #433 in Workplace Culture (Books) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 27 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A book with solid, actionable advice for creatives
*by F***S on May 18, 2024*

As a creative lead who's existed in the middle mgmt realm longer than I wish to admit, I've acquired several books on this topic. I'm glad I happened upon The Creative Team for a few reasons. The first is that it's written for the current state of the industry, with advice on things like 'the quiet resignation' and how to adapt to our changing landscape. Also, it's to the point. As a whole, it reads like a book of solid advice from a creative leader. But what I also found super helpful (in our age of no time to read) is its bite-sized chapters. I regularly have issues with things like time management and addressing employee issues (I hate conflict). This book has a chapter for almost everything, I regularly skip around to read about things I need advice on in the moment. I was also heartened to read how being highly respected in your industry can (and should) coexist with being a kind and empathetic leader. Highly recommend it for people who want to understand how a creative team should work.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Go-to Guide for Any Creative Leader
*by E***T on September 18, 2023*

You always know a good book when you find yourself scribbling in the margins. This book summarizes perfectly the challenges for creative leaders with wisdom from author Andrew Carlson's decades of experience on how to make making the BEST job. From skilling to growth ladders, from tools to creative collaboration, Carlson breaks down all the pieces that come together to enable teams and leaders to do their best work. The chapters are pithy and solidly explained - not a word wasted my time. My copy is now covered in scribbles, but my favorite quote is on page 63: "You will not be able to put a training bandaid on the open wound of change ... stoke a healthy disregard for the old way." Scratch that, page 37: "Like all moral people of good character, I am skeptical of meetings." If you want more gems like this to rejuvenate how you look at problems big and small, this is the book for it.

### ⭐⭐ Interesting approach but a disdain for graphic designers
*by F***M on October 22, 2023*

This book was recommended reading for a graduate level PR class I'm taking. I've been a graphic designer for a very long time. On page 1 the author disses graphic designers, and does so again later in the book. If you're a marketing professional who can't art direct a graphic designer, you just aren't very good. He has some interesting points and talks like a storyteller but I wouldn't have finished it if it weren't required.

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