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Rommelig bureau werkt beter
Recent study by Jia Liu and Debra Trampa (Groningen University) and Dirk Smeesters shows that a messy desk is good for ones concentration and thus improves productivity.
De Telegraaf Online
Thursday, 19 January 2012
Alleen maar thuiswerken niet goed voor productiviteit
The TNO expert meeting on the effects of the New World of Work (NWW) shows that working from home seems good for the productivity, but this is only in the short term. After some time the productivity reduces.
Werken 2.0 Online
Wednesday, 18 January 2012
Mannen invloedrijker op de foto dan vrouwen
Press photographers influence the public's perception of politicians and women simply by changing their camera angles, research has shown. A recent study by Dr.Steffen Giessner, Prof. Michelle Ryan, Dr. Thomas Schubert and Dr.…
PhotoQ Online
Wednesday, 18 January 2012
Innovatie is geen zaak van meer geld, maar van slim organiseren
Innovation is not just a matter of investing money, it takes better organizing, it takes social innovation, Henk Volberda argues.
Het Financieele Dagblad Newspaper
Wednesday, 18 January 2012
'Vakbeweging buitenspel door stopzetten deelname normcommissies'
Henk de Vries argues that the FNV, CNV and MHP put themselves offside by no longer paying for participation in standards committees. Input from users is extremely important for the quality of standards.
Cobouw Online
Wednesday, 18 January 2012
'Innovatie is slim organiseren'
Innovation is not just a matter of investing money, it takes better organizing. It takes social innovation, according to Henk Volberda.
fd.nl Online
Wednesday, 18 January 2012
Thuiswerken niet altijd productiever
The TNO expert meeting on the effects of the New World of Work (NWW) shows that working from home seems good for the productivity, but this is only in the short term. After some time the productivity reduces.
Executive People Onderzoek Online
Tuesday, 17 January 2012
De fotocamera knielt voor meer macht
Press photographers influence the public's perception of politicians and women simply by changing their camera angles, research has shown. A recent study by Dr.Steffen Giessner, Prof. Michelle Ryan, Dr. Thomas Schubert and Dr.…
Blik op Nieuws Online
Tuesday, 17 January 2012
Mannen invloedrijker in beeld
Press photographers influence the public's perception of politicians and women simply by changing their camera angles, research has shown. A recent study by Dr.Steffen Giessner, Prof. Michelle Ryan, Dr. Thomas Schubert and Dr.…
Opzij Online
Tuesday, 17 January 2012
VARA radio interview: Muel Kaptein
In this radio interview for the Vara programme Degids.fm, Muel Kaptein talks about his (Dutch) book 'waarom goede mensen soms de verkeerde dingen doen' (why good people sometimes do bad things). The interview starts at…
Vara Unknown
Tuesday, 17 January 2012