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Why your team needs Fullstack Employees!
People are not your most important asset. The right people are. Jim Collins, American Author and Consultant One of the most important things that sets organisations up for sustainable success is hiring the right people with the right talents. You need to find the...
Building a Second Brain – All Company Knowledge at your Fingertips!
Imagine what life would be if we all possessed a second brain! While the idea might sound absurd, I cannot help but visualize a workplace where we'd never forget any information we came across. We'd remember every piece of advice ever given. We would never have to...
Melting the Knowledge Iceberg at your workplace!
In 1989, Japanese business guru Sidney Yoshida published a paper that got corporations to relook at their approach to Knowledge Management and how they understand and solve problems. This paper, ‘The Iceberg of Ignorance’ highlighted the knowledge problem was plaguing...
Keep it Simple Silly; The Feynman Technique that can transform your employee learning experience!
For those of us who have seen the movie ‘3 Idiots’, we still crack up every time we think of Raju answering his professor, how an induction motor started. Well, he wasn’t totally incorrect when he said that it started with a ‘Brrrrrrrrrr…’, but it was surely not what...
If only Dory, the fish, had BHyve… Rewire your workplace learning to counter the forgetting curve.
Remember "Dory", the forgetful fish, from the Disney movie "Finding Dory? Imagine running a company full of Dorys. Are you already having a headache? Well, fret not. Ebbinghaus and BHyve know how to help you! Ebbinghaus who? How can he help me? Ebbinghaus proposed...
Don’t Worry. I got your Back! On having a Father Figure in the Workplace
"Do you want to sell toothpaste all your life?" This question, and the moment after it, is one of the strongest memories I have in my life. In a lovely coffee shop on the corner of 23rd and 8th, reflecting on what I wanted to do with my life was the most significant...