Becoming a Better Leader by Being... More Curious ?
Did you know that curiosity is one of the most important qualities for a leader? No wonder, since curious people are generally more creative and problem-solvers.
How to Deal With Those Who Interrupt Us?
What could be more irritating and unpleasant than being cut off? This unbearable habit is much more common in the professional world than you might think!
Texting before calling: yes or no?
Are you up to date with your phone etiquette? In the age of the iPhone 16, telephone etiquette has come a long way.
Digital Survivalism
The increase in data breaches and cyber-attacks indicates that simple data protection is now insufficient. Organizations can move from protection to resilience by focusing on incident preparedness and business continuity in the event of an attack.
Does Handwriting Make You Smarter?
Some studies suggest that handwriting improves cognitive skills such as memory, comprehension and note-taking. Is it possible to develop a balanced approach without having to banish laptops?
The Choice: The Active Ingredient of Innovation
Every great innovator has solved their problem by addressing its sub-problems and, most importantly, by making a decision. According to the author of this Harvard Business Review article, discoveries may not necessarily the result from brilliant inspirations, but rather from a methodical process.
Is the Universe Really 13.8 Billion Years Old ?
26.7 billion years is the age of our universe according to a new theory proposed by a physics professor at the University of Ottawa.
Can You Detect a Scam?
Have you ever doubted the authenticity of a message you received? Could it be a scam?
How to Equip Youth Against Online Disinformation ?
In the era of social media and information overload, fake news and conspiracy theories pose a real scourge. Instead of merely fighting misinformation, should we focus on developing children's critical thinking skills from an early age ?