Hummel Csapatsport Ruházat, melegítők, labdák, sport felszerelés, Budapest

At the end of the 1960s, a psychologist called Stanley Milgram, based at Harvard University, conducted an experiment in which he wanted to measure the size of the world in terms of how connected it is, i.e. how close we all are.This resulted in the expression ?six degrees of separation?, the notion that we are all only six people away from knowing each other. If this experiment was carried out today, no doubt there would be even fewer degrees between us all.As we speak, the world is becoming smaller and flatter, in particular due to the new information technology ? the PC, the fibreoptic cable and all the new software that is continually being developed and refined.With this technology the world is also becoming more transparent, meaning that what you do as a company or as an individual will have greater consequences than was previously the case. People, amongst them the highly intelligent and experienced modern consumer, will notice and they will take notes, checking that what you say is also what you do. Consequently, what goes around comes around. This interconnectedness and interdependence means that we, as human beings across cultural, ethnic and national boundaries, have to start thinking more as a TEAM.