Conference
Collision conference
Anyone who has ever been to a Web Summit has probably heard of the Collision conference, which is the American (Canadian) version of the Web Summit. However, here in Europe, the Web Summit is considered […]
Month: June 2020
Coaching
ARISTOTLE AND YOUR FEARS
5 easy steps to take over your fears and to control them Did you hear about Google’s Aristotle Project? Where the company conducted researches among 180 teams, 3-50 individuals in each. The aim of the […]
Leadership
The Ten Commandments of Great Work Relationships
Suppose I asked you, »What’s the single most important change you could make to improve your health?« What do you think the answer would be? Quit smoking? Stop drinking? Exercise more? It turns out that […]
Applied business
Building Better Learning Tools By Learning From Your Customers
This article was originally published on the Lean Startup Co. blog By Lean Startup Co. Education Program We recently hosted a webcast conversation between Chris and Marilyn focused on how the desire to find better engineering […]
Coaching
Embodies a Coaching Mindset – Preparation and Assistance
ICF defines embodiment of a coaching mindset as developing and maintaining a mindset that is open, curious, flexible and client-centered. In the last issue we covered the foundation of embodying a coaching mindset items regarding […]
Applied business
Machine learning in Business
“A field of study that gives computers the ability to learn without being explicitly programmed”. That is how Arthur Samuel defined machine learning by the end of the 1950s. As one of the pioneers in […]
Agile
UBUNTU: FROM HUMAN BEING TO BEING HUMAN!
I’d like to begin this blog by asking our readers three simple questions, which are: 1) Your colleague accuses you of spilling company secrets. What would you do? a) Say something back b) Leave the […]
Applied business
How One Guy From a Large Insurance Firm Added Millions to the Bottom Line with Lean Startup
This article was originally published on the Lean Startup Co. blog By Lean Startup Co. Education Program This is the story of how a man named Luke spent a mere three months, and six percent of […]
Applied business
And the car turned red – An innovation story at Nissan
Every year, Nissan Europe runs a competition called the Chairman’s Innovation Awards. It is open to all employees who want to propose new ideas for Nissan. A few years back, John Ferguson, an English security […]