Emotions: Facts vs. Fiction

Albert Camus’s The Plague Or: Don’t Throw Up Your Hands, Roll Up Your Sleeves! A once-in-a-century event like the COVID-19 pandemic naturally prompts us to look at history for precedents. The Spanish Flu comes to mind. But also literary fiction can offer instructive perspectives on a type of crisis that leaves no one and no […]

Is it the “next big thing” or just big tech’s marketing gimmick to sustain the highly successful business model of monetizing users’ behavioral data in exchange for “free” services? In recent years there has been immense progress in technology that creates a new internet user experience. The metaverse may eventually come to define how we […]

Convey calm amidst disruption, foster inclusiveness and bring out the best in people.

The benefits of reading go beyond mere knowledge acquisition. Readers keep learning – about lots of things. And you never know when the new knowledge you acquire will come in handy. By reading a lot, you will be better equipped to tackle the many unforeseen challenges life throws at you and stay agile in your […]

…and not themselves first? “Leaders are entrusted to lead the business and its people; however, the key to do so successfully is to lead self-first. Leaders must commit to their personal growth and development to lead effectively and achieve results for their company,” Angelique Marcelli, Customer Success Manager at getAbstract, says. She emphasizes that “leaders […]