Creativity, Innovation and Business Design The secret to changing people's minds Apr, 2023 | Podcast David McRaney joins the Rotman Visiting Experts podcast to explore why we live in a post-trust world, and how we can use science to change people's opinions. Keywords: behavioural economics climate change collaboration crisis management decision making emotional intelligence healthcare psychology Behavioural Economics and Marketing Why it's time to lead a less digital lifestyle Mar, 2023 | Podcast The internet can't save us...and in some cases, it actually made things worse. On the latest Visiting Experts, David Sax explores the myth of a digital utopia, and why it might be time to ditch the smartphone (at least temporarily). Keywords: career development consumer behaviour COVID-19 emotional intelligence global economy psychology social movements technology Behavioural Economics and Marketing When it comes to politics, it may pay to be nice Feb, 2023 | Article As the U.S. presidential primaries kick off, candidates should take heed: you can attract more social media followers with civility than nasty comments, new research finds. Keywords: behavioural science consumer behaviour emotional intelligence ethics government networking social media Talent Management and Inclusion The secret to dealing with the company jerk Feb, 2023 | Article From credit stealers to gas-lighters, psychologist Tessa West explains how to deal with troublesome colleagues...and how to spot the signs that you might be the jerk at work. Keywords: career development emotional intelligence employee retention employment networking self-development talent management teams Talent Management and Inclusion Is there enough time in the day to be truly happy? Yes, but you have to plan for it Feb, 2023 | Podcast Author Cassie Holmes joins Brett Hendrie to talk about time poverty, intentional scheduling and how to make the most of the limited time we have on our new podcast Rotman Visiting Experts. Keywords: emotional intelligence growth productivity psychology self-development time management value creation work and family balance Behavioural Economics and Marketing Do experiences really make you happier than things? Oct, 2022 | Article Go ahead, buy that new gizmo or toy. A new study challenges the notion that experiences bring greater joy than physical objects. Keywords: advertising behavioural economics behavioural science consumer behaviour customer retention emotional intelligence marketing psychology Behavioural Economics and Marketing Buying something new? It's ok to take your time to decide Aug, 2022 | Article Consumers who spend more time deliberating about a product are more likely to make the most out of their purchase, new research finds. Keywords: consumer behaviour decision making emotional intelligence marketing media psychology sustainability time management Leadership and Career Development The art of disruptive conversations Jan, 2022 | Article Rotman professor Sonia Kang on why it's important to create a culture of psychological safety — a space where employees feel free to speak their minds and own their mistakes. Keywords: conflict management corporate culture corporate longevity emotional intelligence employee retention employment psychology talent management Previous 1 2 3 Next
Behavioural Economics and Marketing Why it's time to lead a less digital lifestyle Mar, 2023 | Podcast The internet can't save us...and in some cases, it actually made things worse. On the latest Visiting Experts, David Sax explores the myth of a digital utopia, and why it might be time to ditch the smartphone (at least temporarily). Keywords: career development consumer behaviour COVID-19 emotional intelligence global economy psychology social movements technology Behavioural Economics and Marketing When it comes to politics, it may pay to be nice Feb, 2023 | Article As the U.S. presidential primaries kick off, candidates should take heed: you can attract more social media followers with civility than nasty comments, new research finds. Keywords: behavioural science consumer behaviour emotional intelligence ethics government networking social media Talent Management and Inclusion The secret to dealing with the company jerk Feb, 2023 | Article From credit stealers to gas-lighters, psychologist Tessa West explains how to deal with troublesome colleagues...and how to spot the signs that you might be the jerk at work. Keywords: career development emotional intelligence employee retention employment networking self-development talent management teams Talent Management and Inclusion Is there enough time in the day to be truly happy? Yes, but you have to plan for it Feb, 2023 | Podcast Author Cassie Holmes joins Brett Hendrie to talk about time poverty, intentional scheduling and how to make the most of the limited time we have on our new podcast Rotman Visiting Experts. Keywords: emotional intelligence growth productivity psychology self-development time management value creation work and family balance Behavioural Economics and Marketing Do experiences really make you happier than things? Oct, 2022 | Article Go ahead, buy that new gizmo or toy. A new study challenges the notion that experiences bring greater joy than physical objects. Keywords: advertising behavioural economics behavioural science consumer behaviour customer retention emotional intelligence marketing psychology Behavioural Economics and Marketing Buying something new? It's ok to take your time to decide Aug, 2022 | Article Consumers who spend more time deliberating about a product are more likely to make the most out of their purchase, new research finds. Keywords: consumer behaviour decision making emotional intelligence marketing media psychology sustainability time management Leadership and Career Development The art of disruptive conversations Jan, 2022 | Article Rotman professor Sonia Kang on why it's important to create a culture of psychological safety — a space where employees feel free to speak their minds and own their mistakes. Keywords: conflict management corporate culture corporate longevity emotional intelligence employee retention employment psychology talent management Previous 1 2 3 Next
Behavioural Economics and Marketing When it comes to politics, it may pay to be nice Feb, 2023 | Article As the U.S. presidential primaries kick off, candidates should take heed: you can attract more social media followers with civility than nasty comments, new research finds. Keywords: behavioural science consumer behaviour emotional intelligence ethics government networking social media Talent Management and Inclusion The secret to dealing with the company jerk Feb, 2023 | Article From credit stealers to gas-lighters, psychologist Tessa West explains how to deal with troublesome colleagues...and how to spot the signs that you might be the jerk at work. Keywords: career development emotional intelligence employee retention employment networking self-development talent management teams Talent Management and Inclusion Is there enough time in the day to be truly happy? Yes, but you have to plan for it Feb, 2023 | Podcast Author Cassie Holmes joins Brett Hendrie to talk about time poverty, intentional scheduling and how to make the most of the limited time we have on our new podcast Rotman Visiting Experts. Keywords: emotional intelligence growth productivity psychology self-development time management value creation work and family balance Behavioural Economics and Marketing Do experiences really make you happier than things? Oct, 2022 | Article Go ahead, buy that new gizmo or toy. A new study challenges the notion that experiences bring greater joy than physical objects. Keywords: advertising behavioural economics behavioural science consumer behaviour customer retention emotional intelligence marketing psychology Behavioural Economics and Marketing Buying something new? It's ok to take your time to decide Aug, 2022 | Article Consumers who spend more time deliberating about a product are more likely to make the most out of their purchase, new research finds. Keywords: consumer behaviour decision making emotional intelligence marketing media psychology sustainability time management Leadership and Career Development The art of disruptive conversations Jan, 2022 | Article Rotman professor Sonia Kang on why it's important to create a culture of psychological safety — a space where employees feel free to speak their minds and own their mistakes. Keywords: conflict management corporate culture corporate longevity emotional intelligence employee retention employment psychology talent management Previous 1 2 3 Next
Talent Management and Inclusion The secret to dealing with the company jerk Feb, 2023 | Article From credit stealers to gas-lighters, psychologist Tessa West explains how to deal with troublesome colleagues...and how to spot the signs that you might be the jerk at work. Keywords: career development emotional intelligence employee retention employment networking self-development talent management teams Talent Management and Inclusion Is there enough time in the day to be truly happy? Yes, but you have to plan for it Feb, 2023 | Podcast Author Cassie Holmes joins Brett Hendrie to talk about time poverty, intentional scheduling and how to make the most of the limited time we have on our new podcast Rotman Visiting Experts. Keywords: emotional intelligence growth productivity psychology self-development time management value creation work and family balance Behavioural Economics and Marketing Do experiences really make you happier than things? Oct, 2022 | Article Go ahead, buy that new gizmo or toy. A new study challenges the notion that experiences bring greater joy than physical objects. Keywords: advertising behavioural economics behavioural science consumer behaviour customer retention emotional intelligence marketing psychology Behavioural Economics and Marketing Buying something new? It's ok to take your time to decide Aug, 2022 | Article Consumers who spend more time deliberating about a product are more likely to make the most out of their purchase, new research finds. Keywords: consumer behaviour decision making emotional intelligence marketing media psychology sustainability time management Leadership and Career Development The art of disruptive conversations Jan, 2022 | Article Rotman professor Sonia Kang on why it's important to create a culture of psychological safety — a space where employees feel free to speak their minds and own their mistakes. Keywords: conflict management corporate culture corporate longevity emotional intelligence employee retention employment psychology talent management Previous 1 2 3 Next
Talent Management and Inclusion Is there enough time in the day to be truly happy? Yes, but you have to plan for it Feb, 2023 | Podcast Author Cassie Holmes joins Brett Hendrie to talk about time poverty, intentional scheduling and how to make the most of the limited time we have on our new podcast Rotman Visiting Experts. Keywords: emotional intelligence growth productivity psychology self-development time management value creation work and family balance Behavioural Economics and Marketing Do experiences really make you happier than things? Oct, 2022 | Article Go ahead, buy that new gizmo or toy. A new study challenges the notion that experiences bring greater joy than physical objects. Keywords: advertising behavioural economics behavioural science consumer behaviour customer retention emotional intelligence marketing psychology Behavioural Economics and Marketing Buying something new? It's ok to take your time to decide Aug, 2022 | Article Consumers who spend more time deliberating about a product are more likely to make the most out of their purchase, new research finds. Keywords: consumer behaviour decision making emotional intelligence marketing media psychology sustainability time management Leadership and Career Development The art of disruptive conversations Jan, 2022 | Article Rotman professor Sonia Kang on why it's important to create a culture of psychological safety — a space where employees feel free to speak their minds and own their mistakes. Keywords: conflict management corporate culture corporate longevity emotional intelligence employee retention employment psychology talent management Previous 1 2 3 Next
Behavioural Economics and Marketing Do experiences really make you happier than things? Oct, 2022 | Article Go ahead, buy that new gizmo or toy. A new study challenges the notion that experiences bring greater joy than physical objects. Keywords: advertising behavioural economics behavioural science consumer behaviour customer retention emotional intelligence marketing psychology Behavioural Economics and Marketing Buying something new? It's ok to take your time to decide Aug, 2022 | Article Consumers who spend more time deliberating about a product are more likely to make the most out of their purchase, new research finds. Keywords: consumer behaviour decision making emotional intelligence marketing media psychology sustainability time management Leadership and Career Development The art of disruptive conversations Jan, 2022 | Article Rotman professor Sonia Kang on why it's important to create a culture of psychological safety — a space where employees feel free to speak their minds and own their mistakes. Keywords: conflict management corporate culture corporate longevity emotional intelligence employee retention employment psychology talent management Previous 1 2 3 Next
Behavioural Economics and Marketing Buying something new? It's ok to take your time to decide Aug, 2022 | Article Consumers who spend more time deliberating about a product are more likely to make the most out of their purchase, new research finds. Keywords: consumer behaviour decision making emotional intelligence marketing media psychology sustainability time management Leadership and Career Development The art of disruptive conversations Jan, 2022 | Article Rotman professor Sonia Kang on why it's important to create a culture of psychological safety — a space where employees feel free to speak their minds and own their mistakes. Keywords: conflict management corporate culture corporate longevity emotional intelligence employee retention employment psychology talent management Previous 1 2 3 Next
Leadership and Career Development The art of disruptive conversations Jan, 2022 | Article Rotman professor Sonia Kang on why it's important to create a culture of psychological safety — a space where employees feel free to speak their minds and own their mistakes. Keywords: conflict management corporate culture corporate longevity emotional intelligence employee retention employment psychology talent management Previous 1 2 3 Next