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Self-Serving bias: Why you think nothing is your fault

Idea to Value

This is an example of a common cognitive bias which we can all suffer from, known as the Self-Serving bias. How often are you blamed for things which are not your fault? Or get credit for the good things which only happened thanks to you? It if now believed that the reason why so many people exhibit this bias is to protect their self-esteem.

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The Creativity Crisis: It’s Getting Worse

Idea to Value

In this very special guest post by Professor KH Kim, we find out the updated facts of what is happening to people’s creativity levels over the past decades, now with updated statistics for 2017. High-stakes testing has shaped the main Asian cultural values: 1) filial piety (e.g., to obey the authority). Avoiding risk-taking.

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Seven Companies That Failed to Innovate and What Happened to Them

IdeaScale

Much of what we use today, from the “desktop” metaphor to the mouse to even the concept of a computer sitting on your desk, and using software, was pioneered at Xerox PARC. Its photography and writing exposed many people around the world to a variety of different cultures. So why isn’t Xerox up there with Microsoft and Apple?

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Future Trends 2021: People Experience and Challenge-based Learning

Be-novative

The boundaries between work and life were suddenly removed, health and safety became a critical concern, and cultural turbulence was everywhere. In a challenge, an opportunity emerged: For the first time we meant our question to each other: ‘How are you?’ and we were there to listen, support and share. we provide……, we serve…….,

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CPG Industry Innovation

eZassi

Lafley, former CEO of Proctor & Gamble, set in motion a proud culture of Open Innovation for P&G’s product development strategy. More recently this deeply innovative company culture is best demonstrated in the P&G LifeLab , an extended reality consumer experience of its varied brands in the metaverse.

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An Openly Innovative Attitude.

100%Open

I’ve also come to understand that open innovation is no longer a novelty concept, rather a part of the culture at the heart of many companies, including Carlsberg , Argos , and Oxfam. On the other hand – we have Open Innovation – this helps organisations, large and small to assume a more collaborative and outward-looking approach.

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Reinventing the Entrepreneurship Game

ImagineNation

Because, as prosperous individuals, teams & organisations, we can no longer afford to sit on our laurels. We have the opportunity & perhaps, even the responsibility, to unleash our people’s innovation potential. Among those who are, achievement is low. From the second ten years 1998-2008.