Story provided by Mindjet – At the end of October, scientists from the Italian University of Trento shed light on how the unconscious movements of a dog’s tail are linked to its mood and interpreted by others. The study was a breakthrough in animal communication, because it proves that dogs are reading one another’s body language. … Continue reading
Story provided by MindJet – Today’s world of work is filled with uncertainty. There are always unexpected pitfalls, new things to learn, and challenging opportunities — and that means the possibility of facing disruption is something we all need to be prepared for. Maximizing both your personal and professional collaboration networks can help you … Continue reading
Expertise-specific tasks usually get left up to the person bearing the title, right? Writers write, salespeople sell, marketers market. But as corporate hierarchies flatten out into a pancake of shared initiatives and collaboration, there’s at least one role that’s sneaking its way into everyone’s responsibilities: project management. So, what do you do if you haven’t … Continue reading
How are we spending our time? Are we willing to admit that we waste time? Emails, internet surfing, idle conversations and other outlets can be healthy. But they can also be counter-productive. To see an infographic on how we spend/waste time, click here. Continue reading
Julie Gerstein talks about the need for having a cheerleader on your team. She talks in particular about the need for cheerleaders in public relations campaigns. To read the article, click here. Continue reading