Money Talks, but do People Still Listen?
For some, it makes the world go round, for others, it’s the root of all evil. But how does money function when it comes to the workplace, ask Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic and Patrick Fagan. Read the article.
For some, it makes the world go round, for others, it’s the root of all evil. But how does money function when it comes to the workplace, ask Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic and Patrick Fagan. Read the article.
Cronyism appears to be widespread in the workplace; job hunters will need to simply accept this fact, and communicate the right signs and signals to “fit in” with their prospective employer. Read the article
A recent survey suggests that many of us will not bother to return a product bought online if it is below a certain value (£18.01, to be exact). Why? Read the article
Behavioral science principles can be used by governments, brands, and charities to help to nudge consumers into being more charitable. Read the article
In recent years there has been a growing examination of the dark side of personality, but what are dark traits and can they really help with winning?. Read the article.
In recent years there has been a growing examination of the dark side of personality, but what are dark traits and can they really help with winning?. Read the article.
Companies like BP, Google and Abercrombie & Fitch have been evil without it affecting their performance – so what does the science say, does bad press matter? Read the article.
The ad industry has fallen in love with cute animals. But why do puppies, ponies and penguins mean such serious
business? Read the article.
A recent survey by Zurich Insurance has uncovered the extent of lying among insurance customers, with one in five admitting to lying to insurers. But why do they lie, and what can insurers do about it? Read the article.
Walking through my local supermarket, I came across a fixture selling teddy bears; it raised an interesting point: men do buy a lot of rubbish for Valentine’s Day. Read the article.