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The end of taxi as we know it
October 19, 2014 Category: Other
Taxi, as a service, is undergoing its biggest disruption today, and for good reason. When a traditional company charges 38 euros for an airport ride in Brussels and Uber takes 13 euros for the same route, you ask yourself …
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The curse of knowledge
August 5, 2014 Category: Other
In 1990, a Stanford University graduate student in psychology named Elizabeth Newton studied a simple game in which she assigned people to one of two roles: ‘‘tapper’’ or ‘‘listener.’’ Each tapper was asked to pick a well-known song, such …
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The work that doesn’t feel work: what is “flow” and why you should look for it
December 21, 2012 Category: Other
One of the most clichéd piece of advice jobseekers get is to “do what you love”. This is of course not particularly easy when your options are limited, however, there is a deeper layer of truth why passion for the work you do is so vital to your success. Let’s see what the science says about it!
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