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Alexander Kjerulf (The Chief Happiness Officer)
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Copenhagen, Denmark
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http://positivesharing.com/
I make people happy at work. I'm a speaker and consultant and author of "Happy Hour is 9 to 5", the world's first book on happiness at work which is now out in English, Spanish, Dutch, Danish and Chinese(!)
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Are you engaged or are you happy?
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I was recently invited to talk with employee engagement expert David Zinger about happiness at work and how it relates to engagement. We had a great talk and you can h ...
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Working time through the ages
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Wikipedia delivers again, this time with a great overview of working time – from the stone age to today. A few nuggets from the article: …early hunter-g ...
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Ed Diener’s FAQ on happiness is all kinds of awesome
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Often you Google one thing and end up with something else and that’s how i discovered that Ed Diener (one of the world’s leading researchers in positive psychology) has an ...
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The brain likes surprises
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According to research , we become a happier when good things happen to us (duh!) but the effect is even bigger when good things happen to us unexpectedly: Emory Uni ...
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Weekend Woohoo
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I just found this video of a Disney World cast member (which is what they call employees) rocking out during a parade That’s happiness at work right there :o ...
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Vroooooom
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One problem with electric scooters is that they’re just too silent – other people have no idea you’re coming. Fortunately, you can fix that problem, advertise your busines ...
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Weekend Woohoo
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In honor of Tom Lehrer’s 84th birthday this week (I’m a huge fan) and the slooooow arrival of spring here in Copenhagen, this week’s Woohoo is a beautiful ode to a fun hob ...
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Woohoo: We made the WorldBlu List of the world’s most democratic companies again
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WorldBlu , an American company dedicated to promoting democracy in the workplace, have just released their 2012 list of the world’s most democratic workplaces – and we’r ...
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Happiness at work in Curacao
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We’re now back after our trip to Curacao in the Caribbean where we did several gigs about happiness at work. First we did a keynote and full-day workshop at a b ...
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How Kim found the courage to quit
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I got an email from Kim, who finally decided to quit her job: I was pushed to the limit at work today with the final act occurring when I was berated by my ...
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More and happier retail staff = more sales
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An excellent article by James Surowiecki in The Newyorker shows that retail stores that have more and happier staff are more profitable. In fact, a study found that: ...
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Why your boss thinks criticism is more effective than praise… and is wrong!
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I just discovered a great article by Linda Hill & Kent Lineback on why criticism seems more effective than praise in the workplace… but isn’t . From the article: ...
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Rowan Manahan: How PowerPoint improves EVERY story
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Here’s Rowan Manahan, my favorite Irishman and one of the funniest people I know, explaining how PowerPoint can be used to enhance any kind of story – even a fairy tale. T ...
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Bad advice from Mark Cuban: “Ignore your passion”
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Mark Cuban just wrote a blog post, advising people to forget their passions and just invest more hours into whatever they doo: I hear it all the time from people. “ ...
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Bring back the 40-hour work week
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This article has the best summary I have ever seen of all the reasons why companies are more productive when they stick to a 40-hour week. From the article: ...
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I’m speaking in Curacao in April
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You may remember that I spoke in The Dominican Republic last October (where they forced me to wear a suit for the first time in years) and in April I’m going back to ...
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Wells Fargo: “We believe shareholders come last.”
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Someone sent me a link to this Forbes article about The Gospel According to Wells Fargo There’s some good stuff in it, but my favorite has to be this: We believ ...
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HCL Technologies puts employees first
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This is not only one of the best recruitment videos I’ve ever seen it’s a stirring tribute to employees everywhere It’s from Indian IT company HCL Technologi ...
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Book review: Inside Apple by Adam Lashinsky
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I just finished reading Inside Apple by Adam Lashinsky and I was struck by two observations 1: Apple gets a lot of things exactly right and some other things exactly wrong ...
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When your boss saves your job
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Bob Sutton, author of the excellent book Good Boss Bad Boss tells this story from the very early days at Pixar : The company was under financial pressure and much of ...
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