Here are two homemade suggestions for humorous graphics and illustrations on the new reality of email and telework in general. If these graphics make you smile, it is because there is some truth behind them...
Eugénie Delhaye, co-founder of My Little Big Web, a web agency based in Montreal, gives her opinion on social networks and their impact on your digital marketing. So, how are social networks important?
Jean-Pierre Lauzier, consultation expert and sales consultant, regularly gives his personal and commercial development advice on Isarta Infos.
The restart of the activity after confinement due to the pandemic did not go smoothly for some leaders. Diagnosis.
A research team at the University of Graz, Austria, wanted to get to the bottom of the public’s perception of creativity.
In this month of August, here are some events that marked the beginning of 2021.
The creative content platform generator, Bynder, conducted an extensive study on branding and creative marketing with 1,600 marketing and creative professionals from a variety of countries and sectors. Here are the highlights.
Polls point to an unprecedented wave of resignations after the pandemic. Will these workers finish their career renewal project or is it just a bluff? Analysis.
The news came from a short video published on Twitter (sic) on June 30. Adam Mosseri, who has been in charge of Instagram since the co-founders left the app, in conflict with the management of Facebook, his parent company, reveals the major topics of the…
Working during vacation is a subject to be classified among the great taboos of the working world. "It is to be avoided!" HR professionals tell us. However, a significant number of workers do so. What if there is another way to look at it?
And it is not just anyone who says it: the Clive Wilkinson Architects firm has largely popularized them!
Here are some answers or strategies to shine in an interview.
What will be the future of work? A new study, this time signed by EY, tries to provide some answers. Here are the highlights.
