Have you ever heard of neuromarketing? It is the bridge between neuroscience and marketing that let us understand the human behavior by analysing brain activities. Simplier definition as Patrick Renvoise, father of neuromarketing, would sum up; neuromarketing is ‘the science of human decision.’ This is a rising field …
Read More »Turkish Social Security Act:5510
SOCIAL SECURITY AND UNIVERSAL HEALTH INSURANCE LAW: 5510 Turkish Social Security and Universal Health Insurance Law: 5510 which is also known as The Turkish Social Security Law is available as full text in English with the following link: Turkish Social Security Law:5510
Read More »Taiwan mulling opening cultural center in Istanbul
Taipei, Oct. 15 (CNA) The Ministry of Culture is mulling establishing a cultural center in Istanbul, Turkey to facilitate Taiwan’s cultural exchanges with the Islamic world, Culture Minister Lung Ying-tai said Monday. In the past, Taiwan relied greatly on networks with the United States and Europe, Lung said …
Read More »Projects Are the New Job Interview
by Sharlyn Lauby on October 11, 2012 My apologies to Michael Schrage and the Harvard Business Review for my stealing my lack of creativity with today’s title. But it really spoke to me. And not really because of the HBR article. (Sorry Michael). You can check out the HBR post …
Read More »My work conditions have changed. If I quit, can I take compensation?
“My work conditions have changed. If I quit, can I take compensation?” An employer who wants to make changes to the working conditions, workplace practices or provisions of the employment contract is obligated to inform the changes to the employees in written form.
Read More »People Work While Depressed, Says Survey
A Mori survey carried out for the European Depression Association (EDA) in the U.K., Germany, Italy, Denmark, Turkey, Spain and France, has found that one in 10 workers have taken time off for depression, according to the BBC. Those in the U.K., Denmark and Germany were most likely to be …
Read More »World, Turks On Verge Of Burnout
Some half of the respondents to a large work-stress survey tell that the level of the pressure has risen from last year. A high level of stress is not only a burden on workers, but also on companies, says the research firm. Respondents to a recent survey say that …
Read More »The Power of Informal Market
I recently watched two TED talks by Robert Neuwirth, a journalist whose main interest and focus lie on squatter cities and System D or commonly referred as informal economy. The first talk dates back to 2005 and gives vivid examples on squatter neighborhoods in Mumbai, Rio and Istanbul. In …
Read More »Penn Museum Makes Deal With Turkey For Troy Gold In Exchange For Exhibit Of Midas Artifacts
Penn Museum Makes Deal With Turkey For ‘Troy Gold’ İn Exchange For Exhibit Of Midas Artifacts PHILADELPHIA — A Philadelphia archaeology museum will indefinitely loan ancient jewelry known as “Troy gold” to Turkey in exchange for a future exhibit of artifacts related to King Midas, officials announced Tuesday. The deal …
Read More »World Cities Culture: a tale of 12 cities
Global culture continues to be shaped by world cities – now is the time for them to link up, reports Yasmin Khan What makes a world city? According to British Museum director Neil MacGregor, it’s not cultural integration in London’s case, but a determined fostering of diversity. His comments came …
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