Après les vidéos mindset sur podcast retrouvez-les en version audio, pour à tout moment vous remettre ces conseils et pensées motivantes.
Les mots qui résonnent nourrissent l'âme et la conscience et permettent d'observer un changement intérieur progressif.
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Les managers servent-ils vraiment à quelque chose ? Pourquoi certaines équipes de direction ne semblent pas composées des meilleurs ? Promettre des récompenses aurait-il pour effet de tuer la motivation ? Ou encore, pourquoi le succès mène-t-il le plus souvent à l’échec ?
Qu’il s’agisse de management, de stratégie ou d’innovation, le monde de l’entreprise est souvent fait d’idées reçues, qui empêchent l’organisation comme les individus d’être performants.
C’est ce que décrypte Frédéric Fréry, professeur à l’ESCP Business School, dans ce podcast L’envers du Business. En convoquant l’histoire, la psychologie et la philosophie, il décortique les mythes, les pièges et les paradoxes du monde des affaires, mais aussi ses travers et ses aberrations… non sans une pointe d’impertinence. Ce podcast fait écho au livre dont il est l’auteur, et qui vient d’être publié, 100 idées impertinentes pour mieux manager.
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