Recently I visited the new offices of Microsoft in Greece. The building was totally renovated as a major change had taken place; working space was reduced and meeting rooms were increased. This was based on tele-working that allows personnel to work remotely and get together at the offices only for meetings and client presentations. Although […]
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Most of the time, when people in Greece discuss the current situation, how we “lost the game” and got here, we tend to hear a variety of views. They range from international conspiracies to bureaucratic dysfunctional mechanisms, from corrupt politicians and public servants to inefficiencies in the general workforce and, lately, a variety of views […]
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There is a fascinating example from nature that I use in my public presentations to show the importance of creating the right kind of bonds between members of an organization; it is that of the difference between graphite and diamonds. These two minerals are chemically identical, made of exactly the same carbon atoms. It is […]
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