Bite Size Thoughts

What fighting cancer has been teaching me (up to now…): Be patient! Bite Size Management thoughts by Dr. Constantine “Dino” Kiritsis, Founder, StudySmart, award winning curriculum development expert and author After still fighting cancer for almost half a year now (since Sept. 2021), I have decided

From B2B and B2C to B2F (Business to Family)… How can you be sure you are training one person? Maybe it’s time to sell some services to households… Bite Size thoughts from Dr. Constantine “Dino” Kiritsis, Founder StudySmart & ICDE, PwC I got the idea of writing this after I realized a few weeks ago

Tips for schools & educational organizations: Understanding “Webinariquette” (or webinar etiquette) and the real requirements for an engaging online teaching experience. Bite Size Management thoughts (#32) by Dr. Constantine “Dino” Kiritsis, founder StudySmart, PwC ICDE & SoFIA BD* The Covid-19 pand

A question to ask for every argument you feel you are ‘right’ about… Bite Size thoughts (a very short one indeed) by Dr. Constantine “Dino” Kiritsis, founder, StudySmart Have you ever wondered that you may actually be wrong about something (a topic, an issue, an argument you got into) you feel you a

Why & how “helicopter view knowledge” (or superficial knowledge) is becoming the norm and why it’s dangerous… Bite Size Thoughts by Dr. Constantine “Dino” Kiritsis, Founder, StudySmart November 2019 Many people read a fact on facebook and either reproduce it or use it in their conversations as an ex

It’s not getting there, it’s staying there. Why sustainability is more important By: Dr. Constantine “Dino” Kiritsis, Founder, StudySmart, ICDE, PwC Athens, 11 June 2019 I am a big fan of Novak Djokovic. For some reason, when he plays, I play as well. It may be because I have a great connection with

Why we need to apply our BA in Employability we received at “Mothers University” (MU) In one of my earlier articles in 2016 I had noted that degrees or qualifications can land us our first job, or ‘a’ job, but competencies make us stay. Most businesses appraise us on capabilities that are ‘softe

Bite Size thoughts on challenging the existing status quo on how schools and colleges operate I guess I am not the only person challenging and questioning the educational systems available globally. The more research I do, the more momentum seems to be building on this topic. Since 1999 I have be

24/7 access, wrong assessment and the increasing problem of interruption. From work-life balance to work-life integration? ​ I often talk about time management in my acumen sessions around the world. I feel that time management has become a very difficult area to tackle and it is getting worse be