Communications.Management.Marketing
Truth Is Just Perception
Book Review: “Insanely Simple: The Obsession That Drives Apple’s Success” By Ken Segall (2012, 240 Pages)
28 May 2012
Certainly not the least interesting Apple/Jobs book published over the past year, even when compared to Isaacson’s and Lashinsky’s.
The Management Lesson Of Continental’s Former CEO
20 May 2012
What should be the relationship between a leader and his employees?
Book Review: “Stories I Only Tell My Friends: An Autobiography” By Rob Lowe (2012, 320 Pages)
18 May 2012
This book demonstrates that being an author is one of Rob Lowe’s best roles.
Appearance, Performance And Difference
13 May 2012
About the importance of dress code for professional interactions and the evolution of human relationships.
The Internet Doesn’t Make Us Stupid
6 May 2012
Contrary to what many believe, the expansion of the web doesn’t seem to be adversely affecting the way we consume the news.
Book Review: “From Worst To First: Behind The Scenes Of Continental’s Remarkable Comeback” By Gordon Bethune (1998, 304 Pages)
5 May 2012
A remarkable story, a remarkable CEO, a remarkable book.
Friends And Foes
29 April 2012
One thing not to forget when building alliances both in the political arena and at work.
One Thought Re: Leader Selection On Election Day
22 April 2012
What quality should the President of the French Republic – and every manager – have?
The Management Lesson Of A Silicon Valley Icon
15 April 2012
Self-esteem is worth all the money in your world.
Superception is a media outlet focused on perception issues across communication, management, and marketing in the age of artificial intelligence. It features a blog, a newsletter, and a podcast. It was founded and is published by Christophe Lachnitt.