Neuroscience Meets Romance: How Understanding the Parts of the Brain Can Improve Your Love Life As a hopeless romantic, I’ve always been fascinated by the science behind love and relationships. But as it turns out, there’s more to it than…
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Have you ever wondered why some people write emails like a robot while others fill their messages with emojis and exclamation points? Do you often find yourself scratching your head, trying to decode the cryptic emails from your coworkers? Well,…
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In the knowledge gap hypothesis, people with greater socioeconomic status are more likely to absorb information from the media quickly, while people with low socioeconomic status are less likely to do so. As a result, these two sections of society…
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Organisations spend hundreds of billions of dollars a year to provide corporate training programs worldwide but the big question is, is it worth achieving its goal. Employees of many organisations believe that corporate training in their organisations does not help…
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Problem solving is a process of understanding a challenge and working to find a solution that works for you, and is a skill. Almost all employers value problem-solving skills and want to have employees with these features to help the…
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Strategic decision making is considered as one of the most useful capabilities of an organisation for survival and success, they are mainly based on the goals or mission, and could take organisations into a new direction if rightly implemented. It…
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A work health and safety management system (WHSMS) and Whole Brain® Thinking are systematic approaches that guides the management team in implementing safe systems of work and managing health and safety risks in the workplace to prevent injuries, illness, and…
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Have you ever attended a Work Health and Safety Committee meeting that is so confusing? drifted off? Annoyed? Bored? Frustrated? and full of problems but no solutions? I am sure your answer will be hell yeah! So many times! To…
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“The most important thing in communication is to hear what isn’t being said.” – Peter Drucker. Communication is a two-way process of transferring information from one person to another. Good communication is as important as maintaining a good and successful…
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