As you continue in your career exploration, how can you also honour your well-being throughout that journey? More fully understanding your Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) preferences can help.
Leadership in times of crisis
Disasters can make or break a leader. In the era of COVID-19, some leaders have risen to the challenge – keeping their communities, employees and students informed, pausing and restarting daily life, and managing the secondary effects of social and economic disruption.
Other leaders, meanwhile, are floundering – communicating poorly, not providing trustworthy information and failing to follow through on promises.
How the Brain’s Internal States Affect Decision-Making
Biomedical Engineering’s Matthew Smith and Byron Yu, along with former PhD student Ben Cowley, have studied the neural basis through which internal states in the brain affect decision-making over an extended period of time.
Through recording the activity of populations of neurons simultaneously in two brain areas, they were able to gain unprecedented insight into how the waxing and waning of our mental state influences the decisions we make.
How Your Hardiness Resilience Gauge Score Helps You Be a Better Leader
Have you ever wondered what makes some people better at handling stress than others? Or how some people seem to “bounce back” quickly from setbacks while others watch opportunities pass them by?
What to know about personality type and social distancing as employees return
Social Distancing. It´s not a phrase that most of us were familiar with until very recently, yet now it governs our lives.
Although most people now seem to be obeying the rules, it’s clear that some seem to find social distancing easier than others. The ways that we react to this crisis, and the strategies we find effective, are likely to relate to our personality.
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