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“Política”, “filosofía” y cómo los extremos se tocan

Cambiar las cosas es posible, el encanto de lo pequeño

La ¿nueva? educación

¿Individualismo colectivo? 😮

Fallar y “hacer lo que amas” está sobrevalorado

¿Qué es eso de COO?

Habilidades para la vida actual

Etica empresarial ¿necesaria sólo por RSC?

Working with different personality types, “it starts with education, not assumptions”

March 20th, 2017|coaching, cosillas empresariales, gestión, psicología, sociología|

 How to manage introverts and extroverts | Network WorldWe asked managers in the tech world to share what they've learned about working with different personality types. One fundamental lesson emerged: It starts with education, not [...]

Move toward a transparent culture by making employee salaries open

March 19th, 2017|cosillas empresariales, el critico como artista, gestión, open data|

@FirstRound How Chewse Operationalized Transparency — Starting With Salaries | First Round Review In Chewse’s early days, Lawrence and Schenck debated how to best show appreciation to their employees. “We considered different benefits programs, but it [...]

People in superstar mode want a world they can change. Those in rock star mode seek a world they can stabilize.

March 19th, 2017|coaching, cosillas empresariales, el critico como artista, gestión, ideas, psicología|

@FirstRound Warning: This Is Not Your Grandfather’s Talent Planning | First Round ReviewHow to Tell Your Stars ApartThere’s a lot of jargon to describe superior performers on teams: 10x engineer, sales wizard, growth ninja. “Superstar” and [...]

Billionaires John and Laura Arnold’s Data-Driven Philanthropy ( @Bloomberg vía @luxury )

December 27th, 2019|Comments Off on Billionaires John and Laura Arnold’s Data-Driven Philanthropy ( @Bloomberg vía @luxury )

…the majority of pledged money sits unspent, as U.S. tax rules make it easy to procrastinate… John and Laura Arnold want to change that… Origen: Billionaires John and Laura Arnold’s Data-Driven Philanthropy - Bloomberg Over [...]

”…technology alone is not enough –it’s technology married with liberal arts, married with the humanities, that yields us the result that makes our heart sing.”
~Steve Jobs