Le besoin Pourquoi avons-nous besoin de bien parler? Après tout, je n’ai jamais rencontré quelqu’un qui ait été affamé – du moins dans son propre pays – parce qu’il ne pouvait pas demander à manger. Peu de gens sont à ce point timides qu’ils ne peuvent pas flirter, se marier ou postuler un emploi. La
Miscommunication in personal and professional life costs time, energy and money. Despite that, business leaders are generally poor communicators. As a fact-finding tool, asking disputants to draw their perspectives can help achieve clarity. It may sound odd, but even rudimentary stick figures help focus a speaker’s message. A bag of money can represent budgets, a
The things you’ll need to save lives in an urban emergency are pretty ordinary. This means chain saws, shovels, pick-up trucks, snow ploughs, busses, regular cars, and lots of people to operate this stuff. Whether it’s snow, tree limbs, or debris from broken up homes on the street, you’ll need people and equipment to get
Je vous propose aujourd’hui d’appréhender ensemble le processus de victimation au travers d’un schéma simple tiré de mon ouvrage “Mieux Vaut Prévenir”.
Parce qu’il faut être paré à toute éventualité, et qu’il est important de savoir comment se protéger et protéger sa réputation, surtout en situation de crise; je vous propose une liste de conseils non exhaustifs qui vont vous permettre de protéger vos arrières.
L’organisation est l’une des clés lors de situations de crise. C’est pourquoi je vous propose un schéma simple mais efficace qui reprend les principaux pôles d’action à mettre en place en priorité.
Crises make for strange bedfellows. It took the COVID-19 pandemic to forge a bond between journalists and epidemiologists. These two occupations have little in common. Journalist detest jargon and are admonished by editors for wordy prose. Epidemiologists publish in medical and scientific journals using the jargon and terminology of their profession. They may present scientific
“Pandemics are a magnifying glass that sheds light on social conditions,” says May-Brith Ohman Nielsen, professor of history at the University of Agder in Norway. Pandemics lay bare the failures of a country’s organization and capacity that went unnoticed during uneventful times. Conflicting policies, staff vacancies, purchase orders for the wrong items, a lack of
In this network television special, Allan Bonner provides tips on communicating risk. Dr. Allan Bonner has coached approximately 30,000 people to deal with some of the most controversial and public issues of our time. He has worked with heads of government, G7 and UN delegations, the WTO, NATO as well as CEO’s and diplomats around
