MBTI, DiSC, Strengthsquest and multiple other personality assessments and sorters have appeared on the market after World War II, proposing to provide people insight into themselves. But, when a person attains insight into themselves, what they do with that insight—how they change—is at least as important as the insight itself. Read more…
There’s currently no compelling reason for us to buy Google Glass. There’s also no compelling reason (beyond the SEO game) for us to be involved in Google+. There’s no compelling reason because the guys out at Mountain View haven’t given us one, other than the fact that they currently own Read more…
Well, that went viral. How often do we note that now, in the post-social environment that we all now inhabit? Going viral can be a good thing for an idea, a change or a movement. Going viral can be a bad idea for a team conflict, poisonous personalities and bad Read more…
In a conflict or confrontation, it turns out that the right brain doesn’t know what the left brain is doing. The right brain, which controls creativity and negative emotions, reacts in a conflict to protect the rest of the brain by shifting to quick action and focusing on the conflict Read more…
When the astronaut Dave powers down the rebellious HAL 9000 computer in 2001: A Space Odyssey, and more recently in the 2013 film, Her, starring Joaquin Phoenix, we determine through pop culture, what machine “death” looks–and feels–like. The fact of murder comes from the fact of life and ideas and Read more…
We here at the HSCT Communication Blog are all thankful this day for many things: The country where we live, The family that we have, The connections we are about to make, The business that we are growing, The tools that we have to explore the world, The intellect and Read more…