Yes, Microlearning Actually Benefits Businesses — Here’s Why
First, what is microlearning?
How to support a coworker experiencing bias and prejudice
In this excerpt from Kim Scott’s new book, she describes how bystanders not only help the targets of injustice feel less alone, but also provide clear feedback to the person causing harm.
Knowing How To Talk Cultural Diversity Boosts Your Message
Awareness of racial and cultural diversity is growing in the workplace. And it's good business to understand each other as well as possible.
Science Confirms Redheads Are Equipped With Some Weird Genetic Superpowers
The most intriguing facts about the so-called “unicorns” of the human world
The Importance Of Cultivating Empathy In The Workplace
Today, as the workplace continues to evolve, empathy is often expected in the workforce, with the added expectation that this change comes from the top.
The Strange Rituals of History’s Most Creative Minds
A new book reveals the habits and superstitions of brilliant artists and thinkers, from I.M. Pei’s nocturnal sketching to Benjamin Franklin taking “air baths.”
5 Biases That Might Be Ruining Your Hybrid Meetings
Hybrid meetings introduce potential pitfalls that can prevent everyone from feeling engaged and included.
Why Some Employees Improve Their Creativity and Others Don’t
How our beliefs about creativity explain our ability to improve and sustain it over time.
What Is Cultural Competence? And Why Is It Important?
It’s often difficult to connect with people when we don’t understand their background.
Bill Gates's Evening Routine Is Key to His Decades-Long Success. It Depends on 2 Surprisingly Simple Things
While morning routines can be effective, evening routines play a huge role in daily success. Just ask dishwashing Bill Gates.
How to Apply Mindfulness to the Creative Process
The key to optimizing the creative process is balancing the brain networks.
The Microlearning Moment in Workplace Learning
The changing market sets the stage for the emergence of new types of technology solutions and partnerships.
Lesson 21: What Motivation Does to Your Creativity
When we think of creativity, we think of creative thinking. But if you ask me, motivation is at least as important as any creative thinking technique, if not more. Here’s why.
The Importance of Curiosity
Old sayings demonstrate outdated thinking. Curiosity is an important and overlooked trait that builds bridges across cultures and communities.
Why Does Your Business Need To Use a Mobile Microlearning App?
We live in the information age, where the best delivery system is a learner’s own smartphone.
Why Your Brain Turns to Biases Under Time Constraints
Ask yourself if you are guilty of making these cognitive shortcuts.
The terrifying power of stereotypes – and how to deal with them
We all have multiple identities and some of them are likely to be stigmatised. While it may seem like we should just stop paying attention to stereotypes, it often isn’t that easy.
Being Bilingual Improves Cognitive Skills and Overall Brain Function
Understanding language is one of the hardest things your brain does.
Talking With Strangers Is Scientifically Proven to Make You Happy
Ironically, you're probably afraid that you won't like it.
What I Learned From Talking to 20 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Experts
Albrey Brown, head of diversity, equity, and inclusion at Airtable, wanted a fresh perspective in his DEI efforts in 2021, so he talked to experts across industries to find out what they’re thinking.