17 days ago by mro

There’s a neat article by Reuters discussing how workers’ brains and management practices often work at cross-purposes. They cite, among others, Charles Jacobs, author of the book “ Management Rewired,” recently reviewed here. An excerpt of the Reuters piece:

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19 days ago by ashoomodgil

Our big fat egos are like the layers of fat in our bodies that need exercise to melt them. We may like to resist this by thinking “I don’t think so”. If this is your answer, ask yourself “Am I completely in harmony with the people around me or with myself?” If you are, you [...]

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66 days ago by Snack Food

Are you aware that our behaviour patterns very often reflect those of our friends? The theory is that we turn out to be very much like the individuals we hang around with. For the most part this is interpreted as we hold the same belief structure or values; we quite often support the same sports clu ...

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66 days ago by Self-Improvement

Are you aware that our behaviour patterns very often reflect those of our friends? The theory is that we turn out to be very much like the individuals we hang around with. For the most part this is interpreted as we hold the same belief structure or values; we quite often support the same sports clu ...

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108 days ago by mykscope

People would rather not empathize Many are likely to find faults that led to failure, rather than empathize. Here is one striking example of six people dying in a tragic mishap that happened in May ‘08. Comments posted on several websites demonstrate what I am talking about. ( http://www.mlive.com/n ...

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108 days ago by mykscope

People would rather not queue-up At a traffic signal people are more likely to stop(if at all) next to each other rather than behind each other Queues grow rather side-ways (Everyone would like to go first): If you were in the queue, person standing next to you (beside you not behind you) would rath ...

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108 days ago by mykscope

Why do we need to discuss irksome social behaviours of people? Because these behaviours are social, public and result in loss of productivity, frustration and stress for those involved. Understanding t hese behaviours helps us get to their root and hopefully develop workarounds and solutions. It is ...

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144 days ago by admin

subliminal messaging We have all heard the term of mind over matter, but only recently can this be more than a popular maxim for self development therapists and a turnkey for casual people on the street to unleash their most powerful potentials on the world today. Your mind should be listening to yo ...

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164 days ago by RevJeff

When you get a new pet, then it is important that you start with the basics of pet behaviour training. This is helpful when it comes to teaching birds to be petted, or teaching them how to talk if you are the owner of a parrot. Pet behaviour training allows you to learn the behaviour of your pet in ...

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166 days ago

by: Roger Dooley Is it better to know your stuff, or act like you do? If you are in the business of convincing other people, whether as a consultant, salesperson, team member, or almost any other position that requires others to believe you, it pays to be confident. Don Moore from Carnegie Mellon’s ...

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