“Imagine what organizations would be like if we stopped designing them like soulless, clunky machines. What could organizations achieve, and what would work feel like, if we treated them like living beings, if we let them be fueled by the evolutionary power of life itself?” - Frederic Laloux…
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The Saucerers: A New Approach to Management
Salsita Software is always striving for continuous improvement, whether it’s adopting bleeding-edge technology, honing our recruitment methods, or optimizing how we manage the company. Our latest initiative has been focused on the latter.…
Artificial Intelligence: An Intro to Intelligent Agents - Video Presentation by David Kuboň
When you hear the term AI, what comes to mind? Robots rising up against their human creators? Or maybe Steven Spielberg’s film of the same name? AI refers to a wide range of technologies and applications powering many of the products and services we use every day, even if we don’t realize it.…
Traditional Photography and Why I Prefer It - Video Presentation by Barbora Dřevíkovská
Why do people still shoot film? This query has often left Barbora Dřevíkovská with more questions than answers. Photography started as an experiment for Bara, but then took on a life of its own. Now, her love for analog serves as her passion and the catalyst for learning why people still shoot film.…
Effective Altruism - Video Presentation by Tom Morris
Effective altruism is about answering one simple question: how can we use our resources to help others the most? It’s no use answering this question unless you act on it. Some have answered by cleaning up their neighborhood or donating to an NGO. But how can you create the most amount of good?…
Ildefonso Padron: The Extra Mile’s Unforeseen Adventure
If you were raised on an island, you’d probably grow up with a strong urge to see the world outside it. That was the case for Ildefonso Padron. His desire to study computer science took him to his mother’s native Czech Republic, but an offhand remark he made at his first job took him even farther.…