Tag: consultancy
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The Theory of Conservation of Resources
The Theory of Conservation of Resources (COR) is a psychological stress theory developed by Stevan E. Hobfoll in 1989. It explains how people respond to stress based on their resources, i.e., things they value and try to protect. The core idea of COR is that people strive to obtain, retain, and protect resources. Stress occurs…
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Why Less AI in Training Might Be the Secret to Better Work
A new study (2025) suggests that when it comes to training employees, less AI might actually lead to better outcomes. (Note here that “less AI” doesn’t mean “no AI.” In the world of work, forgoing AI will soon be impracticable.) The research, published in the International Journal of Human–Computer Interaction, explores how different levels of…
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Clients Put Consultants to the Test: Study Uncovers Dynamic Evaluation Process
When a company hires a consulting firm, we can safely assume that they acknowledge there’s a gap they need to fill in the workplace. Naturally, they hire experts because they need their expertise. However, one interesting research we came across recently shows that experts don’t go through their workday unchallenged, and they are continuously tested…
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