A VEZETŐ IS EMBER, Inspiráló tréning azoknak, akik szintet szeretnének lépni
2025. február 25., 9:00-17:00, Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest
One of a leader’s key tasks is to surround themselves with people they can work well with - people who are fundamentally good. In every sense of the word. For a long time,
We were hunting for a leather jacket in Istanbul for one of the members of our close-knit group of four friends. After trying on quite a few jackets and visiting several shops, a well-dressed, white-bearded
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I could talk for hours about how often I’ve seen leaders hold themselves back from being more successful. Just like I do. I always smile when I catch myself doing it.
"Humans have an innate ability to organize systems, which, when there are at least two of them, starts to work. As a result, humans engage in joint actions in the environment of their peers,
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When people talk about customer-centricity, it's often about marketing. But it's not just marketing. It's both a goal and a tool. For a business leader, for a company, there's no greater asset
