#2 Authentic management
Discover our infographic on the second skill of tomorrow’s manager: authenticity. Author: Anaïs Roux
HRDs face the health crisis
Reading time: 3 minutes
Marie-Alice Thierry-Portmann, Global HR Director at Ayming, explains how HR teams can support their employees remotely.
#1 Why team bonding is a priority for managers
Discover our infographic on the first skill of tomorrow’s manager. Author: Anaïs Roux
Boost your energy: how to combat stress and fatigue
Reading time: 5 minutes Energy and leadership are intimately linked. According to a study by Jack Zenger and Joseph Folman, innovative leaders project optimism and are full of energy. This energy is essential to get the job done, managing teams and having the mental clarity needed for good decision-making. When we want to manage our […]
Soft skills without the marketing flair – Episode 4: Time management
Reading time: 5 min In a study conducted by Prof. Ghoshal, 90% of managers waste their time on all kinds of inefficient activities. In other words, barely 10% of managers spend their time in a committed, determined and thoughtful way. Why is the ability to manage time – to use and structure it efficiently and […]
Soft skills without the marketing flair – Episode 3: Self-awareness
Reading time: 5 min We continue our series on the soft skills of tomorrow according to Open Mind. The 1,500+ cognitive and emotional assessments we have carried out with French executives and managers have enabled us to put into words the cognitive and emotional issues they encounter on a daily basis, and what skills they […]
Soft skills without the marketing side – Episode 1: Emotional regulation
Reading time: 7 min The term ” soft skills ” is on everyone’s lips these days. It’s so ubiquitous that it’s being thrown around all over the place. Every “fashion” effect has its detractors: a term is reduced to an understandable simplicity, losing its original content. Today, we hear statements like “soft skills are knowing […]
An astronaut’s advice on living in confinement: Michel TOGNINI talks about confinement and freedom
Michel Tognini, astronaut, is one of 10 Frenchmen to have gone into space. After working as a fighter pilot, officer engineer and test pilot, Michel Tognini volunteered to become an astronaut. In 1986, he began training and made his first space flight in 1992, followed by a second flight in 1999 with NASA. From 2005 […]
How to optimize your quarantine
Reading time: 4 minutes Come on, the kids are home 24/7, but we’re not going to let that get us down! It’s true that midlife can be a difficult time, but it also has its advantages, not least of which is having time to yourself instead of spending it on the subway. Here are three […]
How can a V.U.C.A world lead to chronic stress, and how can it be countered?
Reading time: 5 min Volatility. Uncertainty. Complexity. Ambiguity. We’re not talking about your good resolutions for 2020, but about the context in which companies are developing today. The acronym V.U.C.A. was introduced in the 90s to describe the period of instability that followed the collapse of the Soviet Union. Today, we use it to describe […]