Dear network, I'm currently looking for a colleague Business Developer (approx. 12/16 hours per week; flexible) at RoutsLaeven, a boutique training and consultancy firm. Are you looking for an interesting side job / do you know someone who is? Then have a…https://t.co/PpP2hkwKf4
RoutsLaeven is op zoek naar een enthousiaste Business Developer! Een perfecte bijbaan naast je studie ;) Zie de post + link voor meer informatie! https://t.co/65HfIDoeT5
Onderhandelen is een hele kunst. Let op de inhoud, de relatie en het proces... meer tips van @geurtjandeheus in onderstaand artikel! #onderhandelen#routslaeven https://t.co/p9qgAyyjQt
Financial institutions have gained trust among consumers in the US & “remain in a unique position to ease consumers' data privacy and security concerns”. To what extent will this lead to banks diversifying into new lines of busines…https://t.co/XjrxUzTgIZ https://t.co/psXajXz0v4
A paradox to think about: As more and more devices are connected to the internet, we will move further “off the cloud”...an interesting read from The Economist! https://t.co/Hmwzaoho3h
Yesterday, world leaders gathered in Davos for the World Economic Forum ‘18. Klaus Schwab stated that economic growth without restoring the social contract will not be sustainable. He calls for inclusieve growth and “qualitative easing” - in which businesses must take the lead.
A while ago, I attended a presentation by Cathy O’Neil about the destructive effects that algorithms can have on society. Is this the first step to regulating their use? If so, to what extent do they objectively measure an algorithm’s potential? https://t.co/9tSDrs7BGI
A higher dependence on corporate bonds creates new risk for a growing world economy. Incentives for risky corporate behaviour should be eliminated to lower unproductive private debt. But how? https://t.co/a0lQABGScQ
Interesting presentation by Cathy O’Neil about #unfairalgorithms!! Followed by a panel discussion... shame that the moderator talks 100% of the time... now that’s #unfair