Het Parool
The Parool | 2017
‘The combination of adrenaline and testosterone makes their moral compass work less well. They imagine themselves invincible.’
Algemeen Dagblad
AD | 2019
Power changes people: you often hear it, but according to research, it actually turns out to be true.
MT/Sprout
MT/Sprout | 2021
Rarely has a president’s management style been so different from that of his predecessor. What kind of new leader did the Americans get anyway?
MT/Sprout | 2018
Making the right moral choices is not only becoming increasingly important but also more difficult, says Oscar David, adjunct professor at TIAS School for Business and Society.
MT/Sprout | 2018
In reality, a third factor is at least as important, argues Oscar David of TIAS School for Business and Society. ‘Without chance, luck or timing there is no excellent leadership.’
MT/Sprout | 2017
Power is about sex. And sex is about power. There is much to learn from this, even for managers in everyday organizations.
MT/Sprout | 2017
Neuroscience is teaching us to understand better and better how power works. Our reptilian brain still plays a big role in this, says Oscar David.
MT/Sprout | 2017
Saying that your door is always open to everyone? Sounds nice, but as long as you don’t know whether your colleagues will dare, you won’t achieve much, argues Oscar David of TIAS School for Business and Society.
MT/Sprout | 2017
Many decisions we make without being aware of them. How can we turn off that autopilot and take the wheel ourselves again?
MT/Sprout | 2017
Power in this day and age is no longer the law of the jungle, to be contained by checks and balances. But the ability to create and connect in a serving way.
MT/Sprout | 2017
Even the most powerful men and women in the Netherlands are not likely to hear you say of themselves that they have power. Where exactly does this fear come from?
MT/Sprout | 2016
Frank Underwood is a mirror for every leader how they handle power and integrity, according to psychologist Oscar David.
Managementboek
Management Book | 2016
In human relationships, power always plays a role. But how do we actually acquire it? And then: how can we preserve it?
Management Book | 2016
What can leaders learn from it? In this article, Oscar David discusses the addictive effects of power.
Management Book | 2016
The Wolf of Wallstreet visited our country last week to conduct an extremely expensive workshop. Review by Oscar David, author of the book Power: “He’s not selling worthless stocks now, but contentless workshops for a lot of money.
Management Book | 2016
In Oscar David’s recently published book Power!, Boris Dittrich explains that D66 would have been close to splitting in two during the debate over Uruzgan. ‘I felt blackmailed.’
Focus Learning Journeys
Focus Learning Journeys | 2015
Without an ability to be able to put one’s own ego aside, things often get out of hand. So writes psychologist Oscar David in his book Power!
Focus Learning Journeys | 2020
Because we all know the shadow sides, power often evokes negative associations. Yet organizational psychologist David believes in the evolution toward a more integer form of power exercise.
Focus Learning Journeys | 2020
A constructive starting point to contribute what is possible in a new reality.
Focus Learning Journeys | 2014
Power is like sex and money, says Oscar David. ‘It plays all the time, but you’d rather not talk about it.’