The Luck Of The Irish? Why Start-Ups Are Thriving In Ireland
According to the ESI, Ireland has the highest concentration of HGFs and hypergrowers (in proportion to overall companies in the country) in the entirety of Europe. But what is it about Ireland that makes it such an attractive spot for startups? And no, it isn't just the luck of the Irish...
Robots in the Workplace: The More You Have, The Less You Make?
Research from the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management paints a bleak picture regarding the effects of robotics on wealth accumulation
A Matter Of Making The Right Choices – Fetze Andringa: Nyenrode Business University
Fetze Andringa's future is wide open, but the discipline he's learned through years playing hockey is helping guide his career journey.
Organisation, Rigour And Less Time On Social Media – Antoine Lecourtois: NEOMA Business School
Antoine Lecourtois has established a I've established a habit of precise organisation, rigour, and above all priority management to manage his sports career alongside his studies.
Respect, Growth and Self-Sacrifice – Amandine Chantal Henry: Emlyon Business School
Football has not only given Amandine Henry a healthy appetite for competition, but has taught her the power to be found in values such as respect, and sacrifice.
Determination, Discipline, and Domination – Benjamin Haldorsen: NHH Norwegian School Of Economics
Benjamin's career in professional chess has shaped his determination, discipline, and strategic thinking - all qualities that will help him flourish in the business arena.
Olympics, Overcoming Challenges, And The Beauty Of Perspective – Katie Mullan: Trinity Business School
Katie Mullan shares the life lessons that come from reflecting on a sporting career, and how to truly place value in performance,
Does Company Culture Bring Out The Dark Side Of CEOs?
Psychopathic leaders may be attracted to leadership positions which give them control over people. These so-called "successful psychopaths” display traits which are widely associated with effective leadership, such as being assertive, creative and charming. So do you have to exhibit psychopathic tendencies to be a successful CEO? Not according to new research.