Best 2016 Articles

Today I am taking a look back at your favorite Superception articles of 2016 and mine.

Here are your five favorite articles (measured by how many visits each received):

1. In 2020, 80 Percent Of People In The World Will Have A Smartphone. I often explain that digital is not a sector: Corporations, instead of implementing a “digital agenda,” should adapt their overall strategy to the digital world. It is now the same for mobile (January 31).
2. AccorHotels Has A Unique Way To Develop Young Talents. The company has created a shadow board of directors composed of under-35 promising employees (February 7).
3. What Made You Who You Are? “Know thyself“ (September 25).
4. Clothes Make The Man… And The Effective Manager. How others see us influences how we see ourselves (March 6).
5. The Management Lesson Of Jeff Bezos. Growth through failure (May 22).

And mine (by chronological order):

• The Management Lesson Of Jeff Bezos. Growth through failure (May 22).
• Social Networks Endanger Democracy. They create misguided perceptions (July 3).
• The Management Lesson Of Carlo Ancelotti. The way a new manager speaks of their predecessor says more about the former than the latter (August 28).
• Too Much Journalism Kills Journalism. Information overload generates an information deficiency (October 16).
• A Disagreement Is A Sign Of Respect. Respect is earned, not demanded. Once it exists in a relationship, real respect is about giving one’s best and telling one’s truth (November 24).

The review of Superception’s 2016 French articles is accessible here.

After another year of Superception activity, I take this opportunity to thank all those who follow my reflexive wanderings.

Happy New Year to you all!