References

AuthenticityCommunication
L’Art de ne pas dire

L’Art de ne pas dire

Clément Viktorovitch and Ferdinand Barbet

The art of not saying, or how to manipulate language to blur reality. A delicate balancing act where the goal is no longer to inform but to shape perception. With his sharp pen, Clément Viktorovitch takes us deep into the intricacies of political communication. Are...

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A New Earth

A New Earth

Eckhart Tolle

"I think, therefore I am", declared Descartes, a classic philosophical bestseller in Western culture. In New Earth, Eckhart Tolle criticizes the predominance of the mind, its excessive rationalism and Cartesian thinking, which he believes relegates our true essence...

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The Infinite Game

The Infinite Game

Simon Sinek

Companies that focus on winning on the short run and on dominating their competitors play a finite game in an infinite universe, resulting in less trust, collaboration and innovation within the team. In an infinite game, the goal is not to be THE best, but simply...

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EntrepriseHuman Resources
HR en 2030

HR en 2030

Gilles Verrier and Nicolas Bourgeois

Sociological, economic, social and environmental factors are influencing our relationship with work and the way it functions. Human resources management in companies must take into account the needs arising from these upheavals. In order to respond to these changes...

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Le bug humain

Le bug humain

Sébastien Bohler

Instinctively individualistic and selfish, our brains are governed by our primary needs. And these instincts, in order to perpetuate our species, tend to be reinforced through millions of years of evolution. Being also endowed with extraordinary intelligence, we...

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Coup de coeur
Du labeur à l’ouvrage

Du labeur à l’ouvrage

Laetitia Vitaud

The mass economy has generated mass labor. Much more than a piece of paper binding the employee to his employer, the employee's work contract is the basis of our entire economic and social system built with industrialization and Fordism. A system that allowed...

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Work rules !

Work rules !

Laszlo Bock

HR practices are evolving to put people and relationships back at the center. Through his own experience, the author shares with us his approach to people management at Google, often overturning traditional corporate practices. Very much in the American style, a...

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Hyper-connectedlet go
Brainchains

Brainchains

Theo Compernolle

We mix hyper-connection with hyper-efficiency. The efficiency of multitasking is (un)fortunately a myth, as our brains are not designed to constantly jump from one element to another. Our intelligence needs a conducive, mono-focused environment to develop. Based on...

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Le bug humain

Le bug humain

Sébastien Bohler

Instinctively individualistic and selfish, our brains are governed by our primary needs. And these instincts, in order to perpetuate our species, tend to be reinforced through millions of years of evolution. Being also endowed with extraordinary intelligence, we have...

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Make Time: How to Focus on What Matters Every Day

Make Time: How to Focus on What Matters Every Day

Jake Knapp & John Zeratsky

Two ex-Google workers share with us a method for regaining control of the time that is slipping away from us. Programmed to seek instant gratification, we have fallen into the traps of a culture that values hyperactivity and distraction at the expense of our true...

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Du labeur à l’ouvrage

Du labeur à l’ouvrage

Laetitia Vitaud

The mass economy has generated mass labor. Much more than a piece of paper binding the employee to his employer, the employee's work contract is the basis of our entire economic and social system built with industrialization and Fordism. A system that allowed social...

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Reinventing organizations

Reinventing organizations

Frédéric Laloux

Imagine a world where the success of your company does not depend on the boss, but rather on a self-regulating structure, similar to those observed in nature. Based on applied research, illustrated by numerous real-life examples, the author leads us to a paradigm...

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Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind

Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind

Yuval Noah Harari

Thanks to the power of myths, large-scale cooperation and empathy, humans have developed through the cognitive, agrarian and scientific revolutions an incredible capacity to create tools and technologies. These allow us to create our own world, dissociated from our...

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Positive Intelligence

Positive Intelligence

Shirzad Chamine

We cultivate the belief that hard work is necessary to succeed and then be happy. Our brains desperately hang on to problems rather than to opportunities. But there are other ways to increase performance and well-being. This path only depends on how we look at things....

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The Doughnut Economics

The Doughnut Economics

Kate Raworth

We have based the principles of our economies on the postulates of universal growth. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to understand that infinite growth in a finite world is bound to creak at some point. So we need a new economic narrative that fits between the...

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La comédie (in)humaine

La comédie (in)humaine

Nicolas Bouzou, Julia De Funes

To meet the challenges of an innovative service society (digital and human) and to ensure that everyone finds a contribution in line with their values, the organisational patterns and values of large companies are being adapted. Unfortunately, these companies seem to...

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