Assessment and Featured and Myth-Busting and Other and Recruitment and SelectionJun 23, 2023 Myth-Busting: How Believing Smart People to be Socially Stunted Could be Costing You and Your Business Key Points: The belief that highly intelligent people lack social skills is a common stereotype, but recent research suggests it is more likely a myth than an informative stereotype. Findings suggest that smarter people tend to be better at accurately interpreting and responding to the social and emotional cues of others. By using objective data,Continue Reading
Employee Turnover and Featured and Myth-BustingFeb 5, 2018 Employee Turnover: Will Money Help Retaining Employees? General compensation and financial rewards alone may have a limited impact on employee turnover. Rewards beyond pay (e.g. benefits, career or growth opportunities, and training) may have a larger effect employee turnover than money.Continue Reading
Assessment and Featured and Myth-Busting and Recruitment and SelectionOct 24, 2016 Emotional intelligence can predict performance – but not as well as you might think Emotional intelligence can predict performance, but we will tell you how much and why, and EI-lovers might not like it.Continue Reading
Featured and Myth-Busting and Work MotivationNov 14, 2015 Generational differences at work. Myth or reality? Lots of articles, books, lectures or even TED talks based on surveys and expert opinions are claiming that Veterans, Boomers, Xs and Millennials need to be treated differently because they hold diverse work-related attitudes. Is that a myth or reality? In this article we will present the counterintuitive results of a very solid and reliable study.Continue Reading
