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"This crisis was unique in that it was sudden and unexpected. We had to hastily implement remote working with companies that weren't necessarily prepared for it, nor were the majority of employees, especially in our professions."

"Let's Take Action!" In this book, Robin Rivaton, a 31-year-old essayist, invites us to discover a user's guide to political action. In a constantly evolving world, politicians must adapt and implement a method for taking action—steps that seem obvious but are often neglected and are essential conditions for success.

The world of headhunting in real estate seems to have changed considerably in just a few years. The use of modern tools, such as social networks and metasearch engines, has certainly shaken things up. Being "connected" and keeping abreast of technological advancements is clearly a prerequisite for being a successful headhunter.

One may or may not agree with Emmanuel Macron's vision, but his success is probably due more to his temperament than his platform. The behind-the-scenes story of his victory reveals him to be both analytical and intuitive—rare combinations. Candidate Macron had a profile that was bound to appeal.

Winston Churchill is known to all for his qualities as a wartime leader, tactician, and exceptional orator. The strongman of the United Kingdom during the Second World War led Great Britain to final victory over Nazi Germany. While his genius is now universally acknowledged, his appointment as Prime Minister in […]

Sun Tzu, author of The Art of War, remains a very important source of inspiration. His thinking on strategy and its implementation is still relevant eight centuries after it was written, whether for businesses or the military.

Why do some companies, with rather average performance, suddenly take off to join the leading pack?

Are you managing your real estate or construction business for the "three percent"? This book is of paramount importance. It charts a course for rebuilding the pact between organizations and the human environment in which they develop.

The authors are convinced that it is easier to find managerial and strategic excellence in a hidden champion than within a large company.

Owners selling their second homes or rental properties today can thank the government. They will pay less capital gains tax, as shown by these simulations carried out with the company Fidroit.