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Creativity, Innovation and Business Design Innovation: It's all about the questions you ask Nov, 2022 | Article Tendayi Viki How do you evaluate whether an out-there idea is worth your time? How do you justify the cost when the ROI is unknown? To say yay or nay to an innovative idea, you need the right information first. Leadership and Career Development Leaders, can you give up the illusion of control? Nov, 2022 | Video David Zweig Professor David Zweig breaks down what it takes to be a good boss today, and why it's time to stop managing people like thermostats. Behavioural Economics and Marketing Talk human to me: Understanding the new ways brands interact with us Nov, 2022 | Podcast Pankaj Aggarwal When we humanize brands, it changes how we see them. Professor Pankaj Aggarwal dives into how and why we anthropomorphize brands, and why it matters. Previous 1 2 3 4 5 ... Next
Leadership and Career Development Leaders, can you give up the illusion of control? Nov, 2022 | Video David Zweig Professor David Zweig breaks down what it takes to be a good boss today, and why it's time to stop managing people like thermostats. Behavioural Economics and Marketing Talk human to me: Understanding the new ways brands interact with us Nov, 2022 | Podcast Pankaj Aggarwal When we humanize brands, it changes how we see them. Professor Pankaj Aggarwal dives into how and why we anthropomorphize brands, and why it matters. Previous 1 2 3 4 5 ... Next
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