Insights
May 14, 2020
The Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Romer observed that “a crisis is a terrible thing to waste.” COVID-19 could be remembered as months of painful
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In 1984, Americans believed that video games were over. This was a problem for the Nintendo executives trying to sell their new NES (Nintendo
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Many people are working from home, and if they are anything like me, they are going a little bit stir crazy. If you are
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The topic of productivity improvement has fascinated me for the biggest part of my life. I recall reading as a young college student about
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I used to think that my attitude and engagement affected me, but not other people. I could come to work in a bad mood
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March 24, 2020
Why do some individuals get great performance reviews? Is it just random? Did the stars align for them that year? This is a question
Read more →February 20, 2020
“There is nothing so practical as a good theory.” So wrote Kurt Lewin, a highly respected social psychologist, decades ago. A good theory is
Read more →May 13, 2019
Many organizations that conduct employee engagement surveys believe that measuring engagement is the only necessary step to improving it as well. However, after a
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