Telling our kids that memorization is unnecessary does them a great disservice! Why memorising facts can be a keystone to learning https://t.co/X5lLOOUJWO
How do you define leadership? Effective leaders inspire and enable voluntary movement (usually in affect, in attitude) by an intact group - a team, a business unit, a company, a country). Best when done by creating an environment of threat-free urgency.
Nice article from WSJ. "Good leaders are survivors: That’s...how they show loyalty to what they stand for, by being there to stand for it. (they) shift strategies and tactics...not principles. And admit when...wrong..." @peggynoonannyc https://t.co/cbXt4yG3VK via @WSJOpinion
Looking forward to Friday, Talent Management SIG for @PhillyPSPS, https://t.co/zehc7tLyUg, What Neuroscience Tells Us About Personality, Poise, and Potential.
Looking forward to presenting for Lehigh Valley SHRM @shrmlv "Personality, Poise & Prejudice: The Science of Predicting Potential." https://t.co/o1G40ThRlM
Hope to see you @hrflorida . Stop by the Inventive Talent booth in the expo. Attend the session, Neuroscience in Talent Management on Wednesday morning.
Appreciation for a neuroscience pioneer: Most people associate centenarian Brenda Milner with H.M., who had to learn of his father’s death over and over again, grieving each time anew. https://t.co/qbqDuD1EtU via @WSJ
Reading Sizing Up the Talent in Fast Company (on @Scribd#ReadMore https://t.co/y53LOEPRL5). Interesting to consider talent management through the lens of a movie director - there are applicable lessons!
How can you accurately identify high potential talent, accelerate their development, and retain these critical employees? Listen to this 30-minute webinar where @InventiveTalent explains the art and science of recruiting high-potential talent. https://t.co/elJOMn2Lj4
Check out this workshop by @InventiveTalent: Talent Management Through the Lens of Neuroscience. The workshop is an advanced but accessible and highly engaging workshop based on sound research. Learn more and register for a workshop near you: https://t.co/Yl2uNzB8Il
...it is hard for human beings to contemplate the idea that big brains could ever be undesirable, small-brained animals do perfectly well without them. And big brains are expensive to maintain.
Evolution: A history of big-headedness https://t.co/uxwXMgQqSC via @TheEconomist
No company better exemplifies the research-based cultural drivers of innovation. Check out the interview and Ed's book. Staying one step ahead at Pixar: An interview with Ed Catmull https://t.co/IXX6nMlEOq via @McKQuarterly
There are few cultural drivers of innovation consistently supported by research - no company exemplifies better them than Pixar. Check out this interview & read Catmull's book, Creativity, Inc. Staying one step ahead at Pixar: https://t.co/IXX6nMlEOq via @McKQuarterly
Excited for upcoming presentation on Wednesday at the 2018 Gulf Coast HR Symposium #GulfCoastSymposium - Personality, Poise, and Prejudice: The Science of Predicting Potential. @HR_Houston