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How Women Can Win at Negotiations
5 ways women can advocate for themselves at critical points in their careers
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Designing Positive Action from Inertia
Warwick’s Nick Chater offers valuable insights from behavioural science
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Trash-talking in Business
Competitive incivility may motivate performance but it causes rivalry and unethical behaviour
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Workplace Vigilante Syndrome
The danger of letting Dark Knights police the organization’s culture
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Women, Negotiation, and Career Advancement
Overcoming the Barriers that Prevent Women Excelling in Negotiation
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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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Decision Making and Unconscious Awareness
How teams can tap value lurking outside their awareness
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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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Organizational Politics and Keys to Persuasion
Politics is a dirty word. But day-to-day office politics is a part on business life
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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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Men and Women’s Brains Differ: Leaders Be Aware!
There are practical consequences due to functional differences
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Communicating Positivity at Work
Neuroscience reveals the influence of positive emotions behaviour at work
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Why Doing Bad in Business Is Rarely a Conscious Decision
How psychological, interpersonal and economic factors lead people to act unethically
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Negotiating with Emotional Intelligence
Applying EI in an area where perhaps we would least expect it
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10 Ways Mindfulness Makes Better Meetings
Focus clearly to make more effective contributions
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Toxic Leadership – A US Army Perspective
Anti-suicide research which is widely applicable outside the military
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Personal Advisory Boards: Networks for Women Leaders
A female answer to the old boy's network
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Scanning the Whole Organization
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Persuasion - The 3rd Way
Steve J Martin, managing director of Influence At Work UK, explores the opportunity for businesses to profit from the science of persuasion to cope with these uncertain times.
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Four Red Flags in Decision-Making
Avoiding the biases that influence how we process information and make decisions.
