A nice mindmap/Sketchnote from Tanmay Vora, on how lifelong learning stays (timelessly) important to cope with the incredible speed of AI progress. Arnold.
Category: business_management
Mijn vroegere werkgever gebruikte ook no-reply e-mail adressen in (sommige) externe communicaties. Ik ben hier altijd tegen geweest, omdat dit voor mij het signaal gaf naar de bestemmeling van “je moet wel lezen wat ik je schrijf, maar laat me verder maar gerust” Ik heb het niet gehaald: ze bleven no-reply e-mail adressen gebruiken 🙁 […]
An interesting post from the GapingVoid blog! Fight for your right – to focus TL:DR QUOTE We used to read books. Now we scroll. We used to debate. Now we rage-post. The internet promised connection but delivered fragmentation. Of our own minds. We could go the way of the young people – delete social media, […]
Zopas zag ik op de hele goede blog die ik volg (van Pedro Debruyckere) een post met een link naar een YouTube video van Arjan Lubach, over “Kleurentesten & persoonlijkheidstypen”. Een hilarische video waarin Lubach op zijn onnavolgbare manier nog maar eens de draak steekt met de wetenschappelijkheid van dergelijke testen. Ik had het vroeger […]
A recent blogpost from GapingVoid … so true! Arnold. The Door is Not the Problem Have you ever pushed a door that was supposed to be pulled? Activated the wrong heating pad on the oven? Fumbled with the parking brake in your car? Designers call this the gap between “affordances” and “signifiers.” Fancy, right? Affordances […]
Another viewpoint from Seth Godin: Broken (and not worth fixing) In one corner of the parking garage near my office, there’s no reception for a car’s satellite radio. This is clearly broken, but it’s also not a problem. Certainly not a problem worth anyone’s attention when there are so many other problems to […]
Another Seth Godin post: Decisions as effort Why are we more likely to get tasks done than to take on new initiatives? Checking something off a to-do list requires far less emotional energy than adding something to the list was in the first place. As is often the case, “resistance” is the answer. […]
Tanmay Vora describes the “7 Deadly Sins of Psychological Safety” in this blogpost. A must read for executives, managers, supervisors ☺ Arnold 7 Deadly Sins of Psychological Safety 7 Deadly Sins of Psychological Safety Language plays a crucial role in building a culture of safety. This post outlines ways to […]
Below, a very interesting post about how one could unlock tacit knowledge (= the knowledge that is ‘locked’ within people (their experiences, skills, insights and judgements … locked in their brains). AKA: you don’t know what you know 🙂 Read the full post here
Another nice blogpost from QAspire, about the difference between efficiency and productivity! Efficiency: do things right (= as good as possible) (in Dutch: efficientie) Productivity: do the right things (in Dutch: effectiviteit). … For Dutch speaking people, check this Wikipedia entry This is the full post:Efficiency and Productivity: The Balance that Drives Success […]