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The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing

Daniel H. Pink • Riverhead • 2018

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The “When-To” List

by Jenny Good

To Daniel Pink, timing is an art and a science.

Daniel H. Pink makes a compelling argument that timing is everything as he examines the role that time plays in human interactions. A large existing body of work already evaluates how to address projects, trends and issues. This book launches what Pink calls a new genre of “when-to” books. He delves into the science of timing and taps into research from various fields. He presents a valuable analyses as he addresses the time-related factors that affect people’s daily habits. He discusses the importance of “beginnings, midpoints” and “endings” and the role of timing in group dynamics.

Обучение навыкам ИИ

Развитие лидерства

Коллаборативное обучение

Повышение квалификации и переквалификация

Здоровье и благополучие

Для LMS/LXP

Для корпоративных библиотек

Для ИИ-систем

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