Why soft skills matter and how to build them
ESCP Professor Chiara Succi defines soft skills and discusses how to upskill them to meet the demands of the modern workplace.
ESCP Professor Chiara Succi defines soft skills and discusses how to upskill them to meet the demands of the modern workplace.
As work creeps into our personal lives, setting boundaries is no longer optional, says ESCP’s Kerstin Alfes; it’s essential for our wellbeing and productivity.
As hybrid work becomes the norm, spontaneous office chats are fading away. But some companies are rethinking interactions to keep culture and creativity alive, say ESCP academics Emmanuelle Léon and Yaëlle Amsallem.
ESCP alumnus Pierumberto Viotto, now at energy drinks company Red Bull, shares how tapping into emotion creates unforgettable campaigns that connect with fans worldwide.
ESCP Master in Management students Shruti Jha and Milap Bhaveshkumar Trivedi provide practical tips for business leaders looking to adopt AI into their workplaces.
The decadent ice cream maker’s success hinges on fostering collaborative partnerships with entrepreneurs who share its vision and values. We sat down with Aurélie Lory, an ESCP alumna who is the Global Managing Director of Häagen-Dazs Shops, for insights on ensuring consistency and authenticity with a franchise model.
With hybrid work on the rise, Frédéric Plais, CEO of remote work trailblazer platform.sh, shares insights on what companies can learn from a business that has thrived on remote operations since its inception in 2014.
With the 2024 Olympic Games hosted in Paris, Christophe Inzirillo takes the opportunity to discuss how the values, know-how and skills from the world of sport could influence our companies.
In the contemporary workplace, passion can be the secret ingredient that ignites collaboration. But how can managers distinguish passion from enthusiasm?
It is time to push the limits of gamification by applying it to larger, more pressing issues, in particular, corporate environmental responsibility.
Although LGBTQI+ people certainly enjoy greater career opportunities than their peers a few decades ago, it is exceedingly rare to see them on corporate boards.
Because well-being at work is not a guarantee, we must do our best to cultivate it, at the individual level and in our workplace cultures.
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