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How to develop human capital? How to better control talent and skill management? How to coherently match the teams with the needs of the company?

Preserve critical know-how

Preserve critical know-how

A large part of a company’s strengths resides in the tacit know-how of many individuals. This know-how is not easy to identify and formalize. How can you avoid losing this invaluable capital?

Support customer orientation in the field

Support customer orientation in the field

The least qualified employees are often the ones in direct contact with customers—with a major impact on the perceived quality of service. How can you develop customer satisfaction through the engagement of your front-line employees?

The secret of successful alliances

The secret of successful alliances

Alliances can provide considerable development leverage—provided that they run effectively on an everyday basis. How can you draw lessons from experience to maximize the chances of success?

Taking a job abroad

Taking a job abroad

A move abroad constitutes a challenging time. Cultural differences, especially, are manifested in a more complex way than foreseen. How can one decipher their impact more effectively to succeed in this job transition?

Managing managers: Find ways to add more personal value

Managing managers: Find ways to add more personal value

Managing multi-tiered teams takes much more than a simple quantitative adjustment. An entirely new rapport must be created with the organization to add value in the new role.

Strengthen your intercultural skills

Strengthen your intercultural skills

Working in a multicultural environment is a stimulating, but tough experience. The problem is not as much understanding cultural differences as adapting to them. How can one become a real “cultural chameleon"?

Harness the power of habit to manage change successfully

Harness the power of habit to manage change successfully

Many change projects fail because people return to their former behavioral patterns. Yet this is not inevitable: how can one use habit as a supportive—rather than obstructive—change management driver?

The ability to improvise, a rare skill to develop

The ability to improvise, a rare skill to develop

Great jazz musicians have developed amazing improvisation skills. How can one draw inspiration from them to develop the teams' capacity to react to the unexpected and to adapt in real time to any circumstances?

From heroic to authentic leadership

From heroic to authentic leadership

The observation of sustainably successful leaders highlights a reality that is clearly different from the fantasized figure of the conquering hero. How can we become aware of this gap between the fantasy and the reality to develop our leadership qualities?

Luck, a skill to be developed

Luck, a skill to be developed

Without being intrinsically lucky, some people spontaneously do things that make good things happen to them. So what behaviors are conducive to luck, and how to implement them to develop what is actually a real skill?

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