The practical philosophy archives in Takis Athanassiou Blog. Here there are all the related posts and articles in this category.
While we may not be engaging in labor as physically punishing as those who made it through the industrial era, it’s a mistake to assume that all is sunny and roses in the modern working world. Burnout has become a serious risk in offices of all types and sizes.
No business leader ever wants to find out their employees hate them, but it can happen. When problems can go unresolved or angry words are spoken, it can lead to a dramatic deterioration in the quality of the relationship.
People no longer see learning as a set of books you read and then get quizzed on, but rather something that can be done at your own pace and in your own time. There are many different platforms where you can learn anything from start-ups to existing businesses; everything is online ready for access by anyone who wishes to learn.
Most of us want to be a success– and the very reason you’ve likely clicked on this article is that you want to be, too.
It goes without saying that the COVID-19 crisis upended our lives in ways none of us expected. And since there has been such a massive change in how we conduct our day-to-day lives, it’s no surprise that our homes will have to adjust to these changes, too. After all, history has shown us that architectural and interior design will always adapt to societal changes.
One crucial element of a successful business is its people. And as a business owner, you should recognize that taking care of your employees is just as important as organizing your operations. Managing a company is not easy, but it can be lighter if you have productive and motivated people working for you.
Personal/self-development, self-growth, lifelong learning – they all mean the same thing: self-motivated people who initiate their own learning and go get what they want, rather than waiting for it to happen. Learning doesn’t end along with getting a college degree – or at least it shouldn’t.
