In my past as an IT specialist, I regularly wondered about the way people approached
How often do you do something and know simultaneously that it is an error? It’s
In 1932 Herbert J. Taylor was tasked with saving a company from bankruptcy. After a
Sometimes people believe that they’ve made themselves vulnerable. The only way this can happen is
In a conversation with a friend, I developed the hypothesis that the diversity of subjects
Whatever objective one may have, there always will be rules shaping the process. These can
The way we talk to ourselves determines the outcome. It’s a choice we’ve made, albeit
Charles Darwin seems to have said, that “Ignorance more frequently begets confidence than does knowledge.”
At school, in the news, and at university, it is mainly one type of theory
Safety is a function of our imagination. As projects progress, information appears. One can consider
To get a handle on understanding what is happening around us generalization is a widely
Michael, a coachee, had shared how he had dealt with a situation of leadership and