… with Belbin's team roles concept during our company's workshops done few months age by Gdanska Fundacja Ksztalcenia Menadzerow (GFKM). This association was first one in Poland that in 1995 started to use this concept within practical business environment…

… and twentieth centuries there is one whose name is known by almost all living people. While most of these do not understand this man's work, everyone knows that his impact on the world is astonishing. Yes, many people have heard of Albert Einstein's…

… Portugal and Spain were the leaders of this movement. Other European nations such as France and England would not start until later in the XVI century. The explorations of the 1400s and the 1500s changed the world into the way it is known today. Befor…

… for many researchers. They have been trying to figure out the details of family life and the effects it may have. The question is how corporal and physical punishments link to the internal and external influences that a child may be exposed to. Corporal…

… are all around us and they all have one goal to free the general public from the curtains that big corporations put in front of us in order to take our money. But have they had any success. People in these groups would argue yes and say that just…

… of years have passed with man ruling -or at least thinking he does- the world. In all those years many things have been altered or brought into life, technology, arts, sports and many other things stay there just to remind us how human civilization…

… different people. Such meanings have changed over time. Actually many propose that processing an abundance of money implies success. However, this view is rendered obsolete in the minds of those individuals who hold that one individual's success can…

… and businesses make and the way these choices respond to incentives, interact, and are influenced by government. Microeconomics involves the analysis of how consumers make decisions about what to consume, how firms decide what and how much to…

… analyzing the role of Bethmann-Holloweg in the July Crisis. One of them, the sympathetic viewpoint, describes the German Imperial Chancellor as a victim of circumstance, rather weak, but totally guilt-free. The more critical viewpoint assigns him the…

… the worried voice said. "We seem to be off course. We cannot see land...repeat...we cannot see land." What's your position?" the tower asked. "We're not sure of our position," replied the patrol leader. "We can't be sure where we are. We seem…