Do the extroverts, those who by nature have a greater need for social interaction, suffer more than the introverts from the situation we find ourselves in? The question was asked in a forum I often visit this week. In these times a highly relevant question,...
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Change is constant and employees of today are expected to continuously acquire new knowledge and skills. Still, organizations fail to engage their employees. Yesterday's information policies might be the reason. For 30 years the founders of Diggle have been working with learning and development in...
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Lifelong and varied learning When I began studying psychology at Blindern in the 90s, I was quickly met by some sticky myths. The first was that the Department of Psychology was on the ground floor because so many students had thrown themselves out of the...
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