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Does playful work design ‘lead to’ more creativity? A diary study on the role of flow

W. Liu, A. B. Bakker, B. T. Tse & D. van der Linden

August 1, 2022

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Playful work design is positively associated with work-related flow experience. By slightly changing one’s job tasks to increase experiential qualities of play, employees may proactively activate flow trait and create more experiences by playfully (re)designing their work.

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