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If you read the article, it doesn't actually ever mention how creativity benefits from having tight time constraints (the drill sergeant metaphor). The closest
by ryanlchan 15y ago
If you read the article, it doesn't actually ever mention how creativity benefits from having tight time constraints (the drill sergeant metaphor). The closest I saw was a theory that Richards' agency didn't go bankrupt when Hyundai ended their contract, taking 10% of revenues with it, because of his tight time-tracking and budgeting.
- mgkimsal 15y agoMy takeaway was that creativity doesn't have to suffer because of time constraints imposed, not that creativity is necessarily enhanced by them.