Daniel Tammet uses examples linked to his experience of synesthesia to explain how our perception creates knowledge: ”Aesthetic judgements rather than abstract reasoning guide and shape the process by which we all come to know what we know.”
I spent much of May and June either pointing video cameras at senior executives or huddling over an editing suite to enhance their ruminations on career management. We’ve collected stories we’ll share through an internal on-line elearning tool whose goal is to encourage people to take responsibility for managing their own career. Coming from the [...]
Why hire someone with expertise, then insist on giving them your ill-informed “feedback”? Well you’ve got to “add value” somehow… If you’ve ever found yourself on the other side of the table to the “resource”, you might find this uncomfortable viewing…
Here’s a video clip I hadn’t seen before. Count the number of passes made by the people in white shirts in this basketball video. Dave Snowden refers to this to highlight the need to see, attend to and act upon the data in front of us, going on to mention the colour changing card trick [...]