Posts Tagged ‘ ergonomy ’

Space — A Creativity Booster

Dec 31st, 2011 | By Fabienne
Space — A Creativity Booster

It’s hard to experience creativity when every single minute of your agenda’s been planned and filled Sometimes, all you need to be creative is to make space for it. It’s about opening up a space where you’re not planning, controlling or guiding any of your thoughts and actions. Quite a luxury for many of us
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So Where is it All Going? — An Energy Booster

Dec 19th, 2011 | By Fabienne
So Where is it All Going? — An Energy Booster

Do you sometimes feel exhausted at work? Do you sometimes finish your working day and just wonder where your energy all went? Or even worse – it’s noon and if you’re feeling tired already? You might benefit from improving your awareness and skills regarding how you deal with your energy. Learn where your energy is
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Please Take a Seat — A Cross-cultural Booster

Oct 12th, 2011 | By Fabienne
Please Take a Seat — A Cross-cultural Booster

One of the key differences across cultures lies in how people relate to power. In some cultures, power tends to be concentrated in the hands of some key individuals. “Power distribution is extremely visible in the way people use space.” They’re called hierarchical cultures. In others, power is more equally distributed among people and we
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Sur un air de flûte — A Work Story

Oct 5th, 2011 | By Fabienne
Sur un air de flûte — A Work Story

Does your work week feel like a long list of exhausting tasks? As I was filing some old musical scores the other day, I got intrigued and reviewed some pages, remembering with pleasure how I loved to play certain pieces or on the contrary struggled with some technically challenging parts. I looked, turned pages and
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Time to Wake-up! — A Leadership Story

Jun 30th, 2011 | By Fabienne
Time to Wake-up! — A Leadership Story

Too early in the morning. Way too early… My brain is still cloudy in spite of two strong cups of coffee. My thoughts dance back and forth, between the projects I have to work on, my neighbours’ loud conversations, and the monotonous, unpleasant tune announcing the metro’s doors closing process after each stop.  I have
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Il était une fois la balle… A Work Story

Jun 20th, 2011 | By Fabienne
Il était une fois la balle… A Work Story

Did you know that most cultures seem to have produced jugglers? Some researchers state that the art of juggling could go as far back as 4000 years… yet I find it impressive enough that the most ancient depiction of juggling was identified in an Egyptian tomb in Beni Hassan : in 1791 B.C. some prince
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Would you Like to Dance? A Work Story

May 16th, 2011 | By Fabienne
Would you Like to Dance? A Work Story

Most people travelling on the Paris-Brussels Thalys on a week day are there for work – managers or consultants heading to the headquarters of some global company, European Commission professionals, most of them spend this short trip facing their laptop screen or starring at the window while discussing some project issues on the phone. If you
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