5 steps to structure your questions when talking to a client
Jean-Pierre Lauzier, consultant, speaker in sales draws up a structured list of questions in order not to forget anything during a customer meeting.
Creative remote brainstorming doesn’t have to be all bad, say researchers
Researchers in the journal Nature wanted to know if creative brainstorming was really more effective in person than remotely, as many creative agencies argue. Their study, published last April, offers a half-hearted conclusion.
Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok… How to use social networks to sell online?
“Social” commerce is selling products directly on social networks. Marketplace feed management tool Channable recently published a digital book on the subject. Here are the highlights.
Work habits at home and at the office: same thing?
According to a recent Robert Half survey, remote work doesn’t seem to undermine productivity or throw staff schedules off track. Except that it does introduce some “distortions” worth noting. Here are some explanations.
The 4 C’s of going back to the office: Culture, Connection, Coaching and Creativity – Echoes of C2 Montreal
As a featured panelist at C2 Montreal, Maryjo Charbonnier, Chief Human Resources Officer of Kyndryl gave a behind-the-scenes look at returning to the office in a global digital company.
What are the best practices for handling criticism on social media?
On August 1st, a survey by Capterra reminded us of the impact that online reviews can have on the consumption decisions of Internet users.
4-day work week: not so easy!
Jean-Philippe Dauphinais, co-founder of the digital marketing agency Rablab, is the first to admit it: he had to “do violence” to reduce his workload and adopt – with his entire team – a summer schedule of four days a week without any reduction in salary.
Creativity: 4 surprising recent discoveries!
Companies need to be creative to meet the complex challenges of our time. However, this subject is not always well understood by the general public, or even by researchers. Here are four recent studies that shed new light on the notion of creativity.