Shifting work By Harold Jarche The death of middle class jobs (Associated Press): As software becomes even more sophisticated, victims are expected to include those who juggle tasks, such as supervisors and managers — workers who thought they were protected by a college degree. At the beginning of the 20th century,
Read more →The Business of Creativity: Why it matters Assessing the creative spark: TIME (in collaboration with the Motion Picture Association of America and Microsoft) polled Americans about creativity in the workplace, schools and government. Here’s what Jeffrey Kluger, a senior editor at TIME, has to say about assessing the creative spark: Creativity
Read more →Left vs Right Brain Illustrated Is your left brain at war with your right brain? In truth we are whole brain thinkers, and could not functions properly without both hemispheres. Recent studies show that brain function in any category does not solely reside in one hemisphere. Nevertheless this infographic is a handy visualization
Read more →A prime reason to incorporate arts-based learning in business and education: The link between the neurobiology of music and language “The brain on arts is different than the everyday brain.”—Charles Limb Charles Limb, a brain scientist at Johns Hopkins is finding a neurological basis for a notion that many people believe intuitively — that music
Read more →I recently gave a talk at ProductCamp Vancouver, on the 5 Discovery Skills of Out-Performing Innovators, based on the Innovator’s DNA study by Christensen et al. Have a look at the slides here: What is the “Secret Sauce” of Innovation?
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