In 1989, at the end of Cold War, Francis Fukuyama famously proclaimed the “end of history”. But looking at recent events around the world, it seems abundantly clear that history is alive and well and has a bright future.
Many of the existing studies on internal communication focus on performance issues. This is natural, since internal communication, like other communication investments, is expected to yield positive results.
Do the arts represent a valuable knowledge domain for managers?
Have they any role to play in the development of 21st century organisations and in the achievement of excellence?
Companies are today being challenged to engage with stakeholders that do not fit the traditional template of investors, customers, employees and business contacts.
Do you trust your employees? Do you trust them enough to allow them to work from home?
I have always been fascinated by language. New words and sayings not only enter our language at regular intervals, but they seem to sum up an era.
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