Loïc Cantin

Psychology Today: Lying and the Permissions That Enable It Lying is a social as well as psychological problem https://lnkd.in/eN-Wx3x8

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The Amundi World Investment Forum is almost here. Here’s a sneak peek of what's to come for our clients and partners. Offering them insights into the current #macroeconomic and #geopolitical landscapes, the transitions underway, and their impact on investment portfolios is at the heart of our mission. Stay tuned for more updates on the #AmundiWIF !

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Prenez en compte le facteur humain ! Take into account the human factor !

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Today, take pride in prioritizing you. What: Happy International Self-Care Day! Why: We're often told self-care = skin care and bubble baths (both great)—but it's different, and personal, for everyone. What matters is finding what works best for *you.* How: Think: What's *my* fav self-care move? Or, which do I want to try? One more thing! Whatever you do—or intentionally *don't* do—on this #InternationalSelfCareDay, take care. #ShineOn

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...hilarious? yes as we all know what the drawing actually refers to....but actually also the story of a swimming pool communal to a building with a leak, the swimming pool maintenance team explaining after questions that they have to top up the water of the swimming pool on a daily basis...but no one cared to try to find the source of the leak...it was so much easier to top up especially as the owners were paying the water to that same company through their bills :) ....the lesson : make sure you have a solid Conseil Syndical/Owners representatives group for your building...as it is so much easier to top it up ;)

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A few self-defence tips in the event of an attack

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Furniture does not breathe, but people do! As a dedicated professional with over 12 years in Customer Experience Management within the furniture retail industry, I honed my skills in empathy, problem-solving, and customer satisfaction. I specialised in addressing delivery and quality issues, consistently applying deep and authentic empathy to allay customer fears and ensure a positive resolution. Transitioning to my current role as an Intervention Specialist at Recoupa, I have found a new, profound purpose in my work. While my core skills remain centered around empathy and effective communication, the context has shifted significantly. At Recoupa, I assist ratepayers who are facing real human issues, such as financial stress, health challenges, and other critical life circumstances that hinder their ability to pay their rates. The fundamental difference in my current role is the impact I have on people's lives. Unlike the logistical and material concerns in furniture retail, I now navigate deeply personal and sensitive situations, providing support and solutions to individuals in genuine need. My work at Recoupa involves more than just resolving issues; it involves restoring dignity, offering hope, and creating sustainable financial solutions for those facing tough times. Furniture does not breathe, but people do. This shift from addressing material concerns to human-centered challenges has enriched my professional journey, allowing me to make a tangible difference in the lives of others. I am passionate about continuing to use my skills to foster positive interactions and meaningful support for those in need.

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