Envahi par la pression des nouvelles technologies, de l’EBITDA, et d’un environnement législatif en perpétuel changement, le DRH est soumis à des challenges permanents. Plus...
De la bienveillance à la confiance.
Par Philippe Rodet. Dans une tribune, publiée le 13 juillet 2017 dans la Harvard Business Review, intitulée « Les neurosciences de la confiance », le neuro-économiste américain, Paul J. Zak, aborde les clés de la confiance. Plus...
Opportunity or Exploitation?
Opportunity or Exploitation?
Colleen Flaherty, Inside Higher Ed, 2018/04/26
This the sort of innovation that would be classified as "disruptive" were is accompanied with an app and some Silicon Valley VC funding (which may yet happen; don't rule it out). More...
Having an audience makes us better at performing
Having an audience makes us better at performing
Jill Rosen-Johns Hopkins, Futurity, 2018/04/24
I think we've generally believe that the headline is true, but it's always nice to be able to back our intuitions with research. The open-access paper being discussed is called Neural substrates of social facilitation effects on incentive-based performance. More...
The Future of College Looks Like the Future of Retail
The Future of College Looks Like the Future of Retail
The Atlantic, Jeffrey Selingo, 2018/04/18
The suggestion here is that "similar to e-commerce firms, online-degree programs are beginning to incorporate elements of an older-school, brick-and-mortar model." I would comment that the e-commerce physical storefront is a novelty, not a trend, but let's continue. More...
“Did We Create This Monster?” How Twitter Turned Toxic
“Did We Create This Monster?” How Twitter Turned Toxic
Austin Carr, Harry McCracken, Fast Company, 2018/04/30
One of the more telling criticisms in comedian Michelle Wolf's talk at the White House correspondents' dinner was that the media loves Donald Trump. "You pretend like you hate him, but I think you love him... He’s helped you sell your papers and your books and your TV. You helped create this monster, and now you’re profiting off of him." I think the same thing applies in the case of Twitter. More...