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Altman defends AI energy costs: “Training a human takes a lot of energy too”OpenAI CEO Sam Altman compared the energy used to train models with the energy required to “train a human.” He also conceded scrutiny of consumption is fair. The debate now touches permitting, grids…
Performance review meetings with subordinates: How managers should conduct themMost companies organize annual performance review meetings between managers and individual subordinates. These meetings usually summarize what went well, what could be improved, and what the plans are…
Burnout syndrome in subordinates: How to prevent it efficientlyBurnout syndrome is a specific psychological phenomenon. It represents a state of apathy that follows a period of extreme psychological strain, and it is a concern for all employees and their…
AI in Czech healthcare: faster imaging, but accountability stays with humansAI speeds up CT and MRI evaluation and increases radiology throughput. A Health Ministry survey says 67.6% of providers use or test AI. Clinicians warn, however, about false findings.
Three advantages that newcomers in sales have over seasoned sales veteransIn sales, as in any other field, experience is a salesperson's greatest asset and that the most experienced sales professionals are often also the most successful. Nevertheless, there are certain…
Change management: Four tips on how to make change easier for your teamPeople are in the vast majority naturally conservative and tend to adhere to the status quo. Introducing change at the team or company wide level is therefore a demanding discipline that even has its…
Germany Secures Permanent Control Over Rosneft’s Domestic OperationsThe European Commission has approved a permanent arrangement allowing the German federal government to assume control of Rosneft’s German operations, ending the need for temporary trusteeships that…
Europe and Japan link supercomputers, quantum machines, and AI—with Czechia onboardThe Q-Neko project aims to combine HPC, quantum computing, and AI into hybrid workflows. Sixteen partners—including Ostrava’s IT4Innovations—target industry, energy, and telecom use cases.
AI runs on Taiwan-made chips: TSMC concentrates leading-edge manufacturingA commentary highlights the AI economy’s dependence on Taiwan: TSMC produces a major share of global chips and most leading-edge ones. Moving production takes years, billions, and scarce talent.
Three tips on how to retain experts within your teamTechnical experts are the foundation of success and productivity in many teams. Hard skills and acquired experience make these experts an indispensable source of knowledge that no team wants to lose.…
Warning: AI may cause workplace burnout even where it should boost productivityTechCrunch analysis synthesizes UC Berkeley research and field reports showing that AI adoption often expands work demands — rather than reducing hours, it raises expectations and task volume.
Questions that company Google uses to assess the qualities of its managersThe company Google uses a set of questions that it asks rank and file employees in order to assess the qualities of their managers. Do you want to know which areas and questions one of the largest and…
Four essential tips that will help you close more dealsJust as all areas of human activity constantly change, the field of sales and commerce also evolves and develops. However, there are certain fundamental sales principles that have always applied and…
Annual sabbatical: Increase your productivity dramatically with the „8:4“ ruleDo you want to increase your productivity, be happier, and at the same time reduce your risk of burnout? Then get acquainted with the „8:4“ rule, which is used by emotionally intelligent people and is…
The “Peter principle” - why employees should not be promoted solely on the basis of resultsProductivity and quantifiable results are, in many companies, among the key parameters used to decide whether an employee will be promoted to a higher position. Typically, for example, the head of a…
