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When Things Seem Hopeless And That Nothing Will Ever Change, You Need To Prepare For The Next Window Of Opportunity

Digital Tonto

There would be the 1998 Ruble Crisis, the Color Revolutions of the early 2000s, Russia’s invasion of Georgia in 2008 and Ukraine in 2014. It seemed inevitable that this model was the path everyone would aspire to follow. Yet, many twists and turns lay ahead.

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Research: Resume Gaps Still Matter

Harvard Business Review

Drawing on both current studies as well as executive compensation data from the 2008 Great Recession period, the authors show that resume gaps hurt job seekers, both in their ability to get jobs and their pay.

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Happiness is linked to higher creativity

Idea to Value

One study from 2008 of 171 students found that people’s happiness was significantly related to their ability to come up with ideas. Another 2008 meta-analysis of 102 studies found that the type of mood people were in directly affected their creativity. This was also shown in a 2021 study of 722 high school students in Lithuania.

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Eight Companies that Switched What They Did

Destination Innovation

From 1998 to 2008 it was the world’s largest supplier of mobile phones and smartphones but fell behind Apple and Samsung. In 2008 Mars Inc. Nokia was founded in 1865 by mining engineer, Fredrik Idestam, as a wood pulp mill in Tampere, Finland which was then part of the Russian Empire. It became a network equipment manufacturer.

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What you can learn from history about innovating during a crisis

Board of Innovation

The companies that grew the most during the 2008 financial crisis were those that invested in innovation. Here are some of our suggestions for your strategy based on information from previous crises. The post What you can learn from history about innovating during a crisis appeared first on Board of Innovation.

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Baader-Meinhoff Phenomenon: Why we see things everywhere once we see them once

Idea to Value

The Baader-Meinhoff group had existed in the 1970s, and there was even a popular German book (1985) and film (2008) about them, but they were not as well known outside the country. However, the user saw their unusual name once, and after that point they seemed to notice it again and again.

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Why did Taylor Swift just re-record her chart-topping album?

Idea to Value

So why did she just do potentially the most un-creative thing a musician can do: Re-record one of her previous albums, ‘Fearless’ from 2008? She is also respected for being a highly creative songwriter and performer. It all comes down to owning your own platform as an artist.