What your search strategy says about you

What your search strategy says about you

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Graham Norris

Organisational Psychologist, Futurist & TEDx Speaker

发布日期: 2025年1月28日
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The type of Wikipedia rabbit hole you dig points to what style of curiosity you have. Are you a “busybody,” “hunter” or “dancer”?

Not only people, but organisations can also display the aptitudes required for effective futures thinking.

Graham Norris is an organisational psychologist and futurist who helps companies going through change think more clearly about the future so they can realise their ambitions.

Find out more at https://www.grahamnorris.me/.



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