May 9, 2021
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A great quote. We spend so much of our life at work. Why not do the thing you enjoy (or close to it) and with people who make work enjoyable? ... See MoreSee Less

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As a manager, a peer, and a father I ask myself this question often, “What am I doing to enrich other people’s lives?”. The reason is simple. If I can help enrich other people, I can then reap those rewards as well. This means well balanced, meaningful conversations with people who are centered on others and grant you the time to get to know them open and honestly. For me, this is a great gift. For me, all I have to do is care and be open. I wonder how much more we could be if we focused on helping rather than taking. ... See MoreSee Less

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Emotional intelligence will be crucial for future roles. Processing and directing our emotions is a challenge. However, it is no coincidence that emotional intelligence is one of the skills to be developed for future work.
The development of empathy and assertive communication are key, especially if you are the leader of a team. Being able to understand the emotions of your colleagues and collaborators, listen to their ideas and thoughts as a form of feedback, will be necessary for the proper development of the work. ... See MoreSee Less

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Thoughts on Creativity - It is known that machines can help us achieve our goals more easily. However, they do not have an innate characteristic of human beings such as creativity.
New technologies and ways of working will require workers to be much more creative than they are today. The physical activities will be relegated to the action of machines. Therefore, greater human decision-making capacity will be needed. In this way, originality and innovation will be highly valued to differentiate companies. ... See MoreSee Less

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