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Academia by the numbers: self-control and burnout
The most effective supervision works when people regulate themselves through points and indicators.
Innovation from rejected worlds
Measures of innovativeness begin to crumble where the mainstream collides with what can be...
Creativity in the age of AI: why we still need one another
Interview with Professor Barry Katz of Stanford University, a leading advocate of Design Thinking.
When does family strengthen business, and when does business strengthen family?
The satisfaction of women entrepreneurs depends on how family and business resources interact.
Small decisions, big effects
Accumulation does not start with big money. It starts with a mechanism.
When an employee leaves but their image stays
Changing jobs is not consent to unlimited use of an employee’s image.
Energy efficiency starts in the mind
Is saving energy mainly a matter of technology and bills, or a question of mindset?
How to keep artificial intelligence on our side?
The future of AI depends not only on what it can do, but on the rules we dare to impose on it.
How not to lose security after winning a case
A practical perspective on enforcement deadlines
Alone, yet together. Why highly skilled freelancers in Europe choose to work solo
Those with the greatest job creation potential are the least likely to hire.
From idea to routine. How employee innovation really works?
The book by Dr. Agnieszka Padzik-Wołos, published by Kozminski University
Contracts in a world of cloud, ESG and Brexit
A new book by Professor Dr de Gioia-Carabellese on contract law and international trade