"The future of work" by Prof. Almudena Cañibano
The future of work
In light of key megatrends such as technology, globalization or demographic change, labour markets and jobs across countries and industries will undergo major transformations in the next years and decades.
Practitioners, academics, think tanks and policy makers are fueling engaging discussions about what the future of work might look like and how different actors can shape it.
Webinar: Behavioural Science, Buying Behaviour & Pandemics
Join ESCP's Prof. Benjamin Voyer for a journey through the science of buying during a crisis or pandemic.
In the last few weeks, the world has witnessed irrational and extreme behaviours - from stockpiling toilet paper to failing to abide by life-saving lockdown measures. Those behaviours can appear puzzling, but are rooted in deeper inner psychological mechanisms. From a psychological point of view, those behaviours can be explained by three main dimensions.
Leading Change: people management in times of crisis
In these challenging times, how should companies, entrepreneurs and people orient themselves to manage processes and teams better?
Professor Francesco Rattalino, ESCP Turin Campus Dean, answered this crucial question in the exchange he had with Alessio Cini, Partner at Soges Executive Search, in a webinar about People Management with a specific focus on emergencies.