The study of human personality or ‘character’ (from the Greek charaktêr, the mark impressed upon a coin) dates back at least to antiquity. In his Characters, Tyrtamus (371-287 bc)—nicknamed Theophrastus or ‘divinely speaking’ by his contemporary Aristotle— divided the people of the Athens of the 4th century BC into thirty different personality types, including ‘arrogance’, ‘irony’, […]Continue reading
Logos are everywhere. On the clothes we wear, on the phones we use, and on the food we buy— we’re surrounded. Some logos are incredibly straightforward — a letterform or a pictorial representation — and some are more complex. Source: The Hidden Meanings Behind 50 Of The World’s Most Recognizable Logos – Design School
According to a NASA analysis of satellite data, the 2015 Arctic sea ice minimum extent is the fourth lowest on record since observations from space began. The analysis by NASA and the NASA-supported National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) at the University of Colorado at Boulder showed the annual minimum extent was 1.70 million […]Continue reading
Tt goes by many names: The A-player, The Game-Changer, The Superstar. Notice the sports theme? Maybe it’s because companies scout these candidates like high school prodigies and hiring one is celebrated like signing a top draft pick. According to the generally accepted definition, “top” performers are roughly four times as productive as “average” performers. Sometimes […]Continue reading
ChapmanCG has increased its focus on senior executive search at the global Chief Human Resources Officer level. A member of the ChapmanCG group of companies, ChapmanCHRO partners with Chief Executive Officers and company boards to make these critical HR appointments. This practice also works with CHROs to identify and assess their potential successors into their […]Continue reading
