Why being happy should be at the top of your priority list

Wendy van Ierschot

Working Professor

March 23, 2020

Inspiration

Why being happy should be at the top of your priority list

Wendy van Ierschot

Working Professor

March 23, 2020

Inspiration

Why being happy should be at the top of your priority list

Working Professor

March 23, 2020

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Wendy van Ierschot

Inspiration

Why being happy should be at the top of your priority list

Wendy van Ierschot

Working Professor

March 23, 2020

We all want it, to be happy. What do we really know about happiness?

Listen to Patrick van Hees - founder of the Chap Happiness Institute - and entrepreneur Mirjam Bink, co-founder of ONL for Entrepreneurs.

A strong employer brand is a magnet for top talent, but how do you build that brand?

Why is it that one company fills vacancies in no time, while another has to pull every applicant who is slightly interested?

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