
Global Creativity Gap
Global Creativity Gap. Universal Concem that Creativity is Suffering at Work and School people feel that unlodcking creativity saitical to economic growth two- thirds 80% feel creativity is valuable to society The only 39% Gap: only 1 in 4 believe they are living of global respondents up to their creative potential described themselves as being creative 75% of respondents said they are under pressure to be productive rather than creative at work 52% of Americans say they are creative people spend an average of more than half of those surveyed feel that creativity is being stifled by their education systems globally, Japan is seen as the most creative country followed by the US only 25% other 6% UK 9% 59% 36% France 11% of their time globally Japan creating at work Germany 12% - 26% 62% US US global aggregate ranking What Americans in aggregate, US cities seen as most creative Americans believe US is most creative Believe other 8% other 10% Berlin 296 London 2% UK 19% 28% France 5%- Germany 5% 34% Parts 11% Tokyo Japan Los Angeles 9% 27% 48% SanFrancisco 11% NewY ork US study based on surveys of 5,000 adults, 1,000 per country in US, UK, Germany, France and Japan Adobe source: adobe state of create study Global Creativity Gap. Universal Concem that Creativity is Suffering at Work and School people feel that unlodcking creativity saitical to economic growth two- thirds 80% feel creativity is valuable to society The only 39% Gap: only 1 in 4 believe they are living of global respondents up to their creative potential described themselves as being creative 75% of respondents said they are under pressure to be productive rather than creative at work 52% of Americans say they are creative people spend an average of more than half of those surveyed feel that creativity is being stifled by their education systems globally, Japan is seen as the most creative country followed by the US only 25% other 6% UK 9% 59% 36% France 11% of their time globally Japan creating at work Germany 12% - 26% 62% US US global aggregate ranking What Americans in aggregate, US cities seen as most creative Americans believe US is most creative Believe other 8% other 10% Berlin 296 London 2% UK 19% 28% France 5%- Germany 5% 34% Parts 11% Tokyo Japan Los Angeles 9% 27% 48% SanFrancisco 11% NewY ork US study based on surveys of 5,000 adults, 1,000 per country in US, UK, Germany, France and Japan Adobe source: adobe state of create study Global Creativity Gap. Universal Concem that Creativity is Suffering at Work and School people feel that unlodcking creativity saitical to economic growth two- thirds 80% feel creativity is valuable to society The only 39% Gap: only 1 in 4 believe they are living of global respondents up to their creative potential described themselves as being creative 75% of respondents said they are under pressure to be productive rather than creative at work 52% of Americans say they are creative people spend an average of more than half of those surveyed feel that creativity is being stifled by their education systems globally, Japan is seen as the most creative country followed by the US only 25% other 6% UK 9% 59% 36% France 11% of their time globally Japan creating at work Germany 12% - 26% 62% US US global aggregate ranking What Americans in aggregate, US cities seen as most creative Americans believe US is most creative Believe other 8% other 10% Berlin 296 London 2% UK 19% 28% France 5%- Germany 5% 34% Parts 11% Tokyo Japan Los Angeles 9% 27% 48% SanFrancisco 11% NewY ork US study based on surveys of 5,000 adults, 1,000 per country in US, UK, Germany, France and Japan Adobe source: adobe state of create study Global Creativity Gap. Universal Concem that Creativity is Suffering at Work and School people feel that unlodcking creativity saitical to economic growth two- thirds 80% feel creativity is valuable to society The only 39% Gap: only 1 in 4 believe they are living of global respondents up to their creative potential described themselves as being creative 75% of respondents said they are under pressure to be productive rather than creative at work 52% of Americans say they are creative people spend an average of more than half of those surveyed feel that creativity is being stifled by their education systems globally, Japan is seen as the most creative country followed by the US only 25% other 6% UK 9% 59% 36% France 11% of their time globally Japan creating at work Germany 12% - 26% 62% US US global aggregate ranking What Americans in aggregate, US cities seen as most creative Americans believe US is most creative Believe other 8% other 10% Berlin 296 London 2% UK 19% 28% France 5%- Germany 5% 34% Parts 11% Tokyo Japan Los Angeles 9% 27% 48% SanFrancisco 11% NewY ork US study based on surveys of 5,000 adults, 1,000 per country in US, UK, Germany, France and Japan Adobe source: adobe state of create study Global Creativity Gap. Universal Concem that Creativity is Suffering at Work and School people feel that unlodcking creativity saitical to economic growth two- thirds 80% feel creativity is valuable to society The only 39% Gap: only 1 in 4 believe they are living of global respondents up to their creative potential described themselves as being creative 75% of respondents said they are under pressure to be productive rather than creative at work 52% of Americans say they are creative people spend an average of more than half of those surveyed feel that creativity is being stifled by their education systems globally, Japan is seen as the most creative country followed by the US only 25% other 6% UK 9% 59% 36% France 11% of their time globally Japan creating at work Germany 12% - 26% 62% US US global aggregate ranking What Americans in aggregate, US cities seen as most creative Americans believe US is most creative Believe other 8% other 10% Berlin 296 London 2% UK 19% 28% France 5%- Germany 5% 34% Parts 11% Tokyo Japan Los Angeles 9% 27% 48% SanFrancisco 11% NewY ork US study based on surveys of 5,000 adults, 1,000 per country in US, UK, Germany, France and Japan Adobe source: adobe state of create study
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