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Neuroscience for Business Impact
The Wharton School’s Michael Platt is at the forefront in accessing the business benefits of neuroscience
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Managers’ Behavioural Integrity
4 ways to ensure middle managers get support from above to ‘walk the talk’ and align words with actions
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4 Ways to Avoid Burnout
Prof Richard Jolly suggests what to do if you or your team are at risk of burnout
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Overwork Can Kill Productivity
5 recovery practices for individuals and strategies for HR to avoid employee overwork
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Trash-talking in Business
Competitive incivility may motivate performance but it causes rivalry and unethical behaviour
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Reflection Trumps Uncertainty
Worried about the consequences of Brexit and Trump? Reflection helps us stay positive and effective in uncertain times
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Neuroplasticity and Learning Best Practice
Why the best way to facilitate learning is to interrupt forgetting and boost memory retrieval
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Trump Vs Hillary: A Neuroscience View
What neuroscience tells us of the present state of play and its outcome
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Body, Brain and Peak Performance
Insights from the neuroscience of our hunter-gatherer forebears that are both refreshingly simple and often overlooked
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Lack of Sleep Is a Leadership Issue
Neuroscience reveals the effects of sleep deprivation on performance
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It’s In-decision time now
How do 86 billion brain cells organize themselves to make decisions?
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Communicating Positivity at Work
Neuroscience reveals the influence of positive emotions behaviour at work
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The Art of Apologising
“Sorry seems to be the hardest word” sang Elton John – but new research co-authored by Cambridge Judge Business School’s David de Cremer now suggests that it really needn’t be.
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Negotiating with Emotional Intelligence
Applying EI in an area where perhaps we would least expect it
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Left Brain Right Brain: a Neuroscience Monkey Puzzle
Imagine being a lawyer and pondering, for your next fee account, the question: If a monkey has taken a selfie, who owns the image?
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Future Leaders and the Trouble with Testosterone
How do we modify behaviours that are so biological in their basis?
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Personal Advisory Boards: Networks for Women Leaders
A female answer to the old boy's network
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A European Perspective on Millennials
CCL's Gina Eckert and Jennifer Deal on the needs, attitudes and assets of millennials in the workplace
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The Intuitive Mind is a Sacred Gift
Renowned psychiatrist Iain McGilchrist’s animated lecture at the RSA in London
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Four Red Flags in Decision-Making
Avoiding the biases that influence how we process information and make decisions.
