Thought Leadership
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Removing workplace biases with 'behavioural design'
Behavioural economist Iris Bohnet, on the need to de-bias organisational practices and procedures, rather than focusing on changing mindsets
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The black holes of digital transformation
Digital transformation is one of the most significant revolutions to hit the business world in recent years
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6 ways to be more memorable when networking
The recipe for becoming memorable is relatively straightforward
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How Tujia, 'China's Airbnb', is different from Airbnb
Four-year-old online vacation rental site Tujia, which is valued at $1 billion, offers Airbnb-like services with unique twists suited to the specific needs, wants and quirks of Chinese travelers
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Boosting your creativity with negative emotions: The case of self-conscious emotions
Positive affectivity, positive psychological states, and positive moods are believed to stimulate creativity and innovativeness
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Taking a regular email holiday can make you smarter
A constant, ubiquitous excess of emails has become so ingrained in our professional life that it's hard to imagine any alternative
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Harnessing artificial intelligence for development
One of the most promising technologies is artificial intelligence: The use of computers to perform tasks which normally require human intelligence
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Why some men feel the need to win at all costs
If men fight harder than women at the negotiation table, they perhaps also fight dirtier
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The most successful startups have hands-on founders
Research by Rembrand Koning and colleagues says the best-performing startups are those where the founder is hands-on with people management
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Warren Buffett: Why the media went rogue
82% of the world distrusts the media. What happened?
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Does Canada have an income-inequality problem?
Inequality is a necessary condition of a dynamic economy