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  • What companies should pay attention to when training their IT employees

    Up-to-date know-how in web development has become significantly more important in recent years. Many companies underestimate the need for investment in training and further education of employees and thus miss important further developments. In the following, Mirko Eberlein uses the example of WebGate to show why and also how continuous learning can be approached in web development. Companies that solve internal shortcomings usually come out of crises stronger.

    Education / TrainingWebGate Consulting AG5 minutes

  • How to Become an Emotionally Intelligent Leader

    A study of why CEOs fail found eleven prevalent reasons. Most of the eleven can be associated with a lack of emotional intelligence (EQ). EQ is a fundamental leadership ingredient, especially in today’s business world, in which cross-cultural interactions, the ability to attract, develop, and retain talent at all levels, teamwork, and increasing pace of change have become the new normal.

    Leadership & ManagementIsabelle Nüssli7 minutes

  • Employee development digital or analog - Learning and eLearning

    How digitalization is changing the way we train and educate our employees. Especially in today's times, it is important to open up opportunities for employees and constantly prepare them for change. eLearning and other methods can lead to success here and we show how.

    Education / TrainingGerri Hagspiel7 minutes

  • 10 rules for home office success - work technique and self-observation

    From the 4=6 rule to the 1:1 rule to the rule paradox principle, you will find suggestions on how to deal with yourself in your home office. Rules and sticking to them are crucial. But stay flexible and realistic. More than ever, the following applies in the home office: Respect yourself and your needs. And acknowledge your performance without reservation. The big challenge is to secure your own performance over a longer period of time. This requires self-observation and rules. And the courage to defy common myths.

    Human RessourcesDr.Ursula Meyerhofer Fahlbusch11 minutes

  • Coronavirus C-level-Guide for remote work

    1. Individualization is key 2. Set expectations early & clear 3. Communication is mandatory 4. Support your managers. These are the steps to ensure good remote work leadership for C-Levels

    Internal CommunicationKarl H. Mellin3 minutes

  • 6 new working time models simply explained

    Social change, digitalisation, demographic change. With innovative working time models, companies can simultaneously become more flexible, more productive and more attractive for employees. 6 building blocks for modern working time models.

    Human RessourcesGuido Zander5 minutes

  • New Work is not about the company! - Future of work besides ideologies

    New Work as we really, really want it - that is the approach of New Work. The movement that was founded in the 1970s by the social philosopher Prof. Dr. Frithjof Bergmann, with the question of the freedom of the human being within his work and the realization that the future of work is closely linked to the satisfaction of the employee.

    Beginner / BasicHeike Bauer5 minutes