A Chief Communications Officer Operates Like A Music Producer
20 September 2023
Their relationship with the brand should be akin to a producer’s relationship with music.
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Tag Archives: Emotions
Nature vs. Nurture: What Is Artificial Intelligence Changing?
12 June 2023
An experiment conducted by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) raises the question.
Becoming A Manager Is A Career Change, Not A Promotion
1 October 2017
The qualities based upon which someone is promoted to manager are not the ones that will help them succeed in that role.
Let’s Stop Blaming The Internet For Fake News
12 March 2017
It is time to stop accusing the digital revolution of spreading fake news and to examine our own responsibilities.
At Work, Like Anywhere Else, Happiness Can’t Be Mandated
7 August 2016
The National Labor Relations Board has issued a ruling against T-Mobile for violating the law by including in its bylaws a provision that required its employees “to maintain a positive work environment in a manner that is conducive to effective working relationships.”
Tay: Artificial Intelligence Isn’t Enough
27 March 2016
Microsoft had to shutdown its AI-powered chat bot less than 24 hours after its launch.
The More We Ignore, The More We Can Pay Attention
28 February 2016
Researchers from Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore) have found that, when individuals take the time to learn what’s possible to ignore, they process difficult information faster.
Disgust Is A Very Viral Emotion On The Social Web
10 May 2015
This is revealed by a study conducted by scientists from Stanford and Duke universities.
The Storytelling Lesson Of Pixar’s Creative Genius
4 January 2015
WIRED recently recounted how Pixar’s Ed Catmull (management) and John Lasseter (artistic creation) brought the magic back to Walt Disney Animation Studios.
Nothing Is More Effective Than A Story To Persuade Your Audience
23 November 2014
And it is scientifically proven.
Emotions Play A Decisive Role In CEO’s Exercise Of Power
25 May 2014
In his book “Only The Paranoid Survive” (review coming soon on Superception), former Intel boss Andy Grove, one of the most respected CEOs in the U.S. corporate history, discusses the role of emotions in the decision-making process of business leaders.