By Judith W. Umlas
I am grateful for the opportunity to write this series on the “5 Cs of Acknowledgment.” Why am I grateful? Because these concepts are transformational, inspirational, and motivational.
By Cynthia Snyder Dionisio
One of the key considerations on projects these days is which development approach is best to use for a given product.
By Deepak Bansal
How often have we tried to aspire for big ideas and caught ourselves embedded in the world of obligation?
By Dr. Elissa Farrow
Views on Artificial Intelligence (AI), its future use and impact on organisations and society are often polarised.
By Maria Ebro
Part 2
“Mentalization is to understand your own and others’ mental states that lie behind actions and behavior”1.
By Maria Ebro
“Mentalization is to understand your own and others’ mental states that lie behind actions and behavior”. In the theory of mentalization, we understand mental states as emotions, thoughts, intentions, wishes, needs, assumptions, bias, etc.
By Alan Zucker
Balancing our work and home lives is a challenge that nearly everyone faces. We need to set clear priorities, set reasonable expectations, and be efficient in our work.
By Catherine Stothart
When we communicate with other people, we usually have a positive intention, but the way we come across can have a negative impact on them. This means they are less likely to go along with what we want – there is an influence gap between what we intended and what we achieved.
By Edward Segal
The following 10 Rs of crisis management can be your road map to help prevent, manage, and recover from crisis situations.
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