Think piece

10 things we didn’t know in July

1. Emailing is still the most common internet activity in Britain. 2. In the 1990s all teachers in North Korea were required to play the accordion.
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The creative instinct

During such a fragmented time in the industry I imagine clients must find it difficult to know who to trust and who they can rely on.
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It’s time to put an end to Singapore’s sexist and cringeworthy ads

Following UK's ban on sexist advertisements, Meera Jane Navaratnam argues that it is time for the country's industry to address its own failings
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We are all now 'Uber's Children.' Here's what to expect next.

We are Uber's children--we've been trained to have everything on our terms
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Ten ways to become a great mentor

In today’s competitive global business landscape, it is important for companies to hire and retain the right people in order to exercise great leadership and to be successful in delivering on its brand promise.
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Is Joon a joke? Air France take obsession with millennials to new heights

Air France have flown the obsession with ‘millennials’ to new heights by creating a whole new brand for them called Joon. Yes. You read that right. A totally new brand.
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How BE is nudging us to be a more giving society

The UK is a generous nation. According to the Charities Aid Foundation.
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The negotiations process

Based on real events. Really.
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Take a walk

Go on, do it. Go for a walk. Not right now, you’re reading this but after you read this, take a walk. Why?
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Why driverless showers are key to the housing crisis

Although it is commonly assumed that faster-than-sound passenger travel died with the Concorde, this isn’t quite true: it overlooks the Caledonian Sleeper. With a few whiskies inside you, this is as close as you can get to teleportation.
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