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Humour is a powerful coping mechanism in a crisis
Dr Vanessa Marcié latest article for Harvard Business Review France
Humour should be part of the leadership
A human quality that seems essential, humour is still underused in business, if not necessarily well perceived.
How kindness humour can strengthen relationships
You should always try to come from a place of respect with the intention of making people feel good.
Why knowing your audience is key in humour
If you are used to public speaking, you might already know that: knowing your audience is key. But it is even more important when you try to deliver a humorous speech.
Why hiring an employee with a sense of humour?
Dr Vanessa Marcié latest article on Humour & HR for La Tribune
Anything in this world can be used to make a joke
“I have learnt that no matter how stressed your day at work is, a small portion of humour helps “
Don’t take yourself too seriously
As a leader, when you are under pressure, the first thing which tends to disappear is your sense of humour. If you think about it, using humour in a stressful situation shows that you are in control of yourself and the situation.
Tired of sexist jokes in Tech?
Tired of sexist jokes in Tech? Learn how to lead with humour”- Dr Vanessa Marcié Founder & CEO Leading with Humour
