Monsters in the Zeitgeist by Ariel Stich.
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Growing up in the desert southwest, campfires and scary stories are just a part of the scenery. Native tales are told and retold to shape the behaviors of a community, and keep the kids indoors after darkโฆ
In recognition of the spooky season this week's DD will take a look at the shared monsters of the past and the new monsters in today's global society and ask us to reflect on the value of the 'scary story' and how it can help us navigate in uncertainty.
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Ariel Ramirez-Stich is a citizen of the world, with a deep love of travel and a broad perspective shaped by her global experiences. As a practitioner in HR and Operations, she has a unique talent for action and enjoys building communities and facilitating meaningful dialogues that result in sustainable solutions. Her education in Political Science at Boston University and her MBA from Edinburgh Business School at Heriot-Watt University in Scotland have equipped her with a comprehensive understanding of the complexities of business and human behavior.ย
Ariel's approach is characterized by thoughtful questioning and a desire to reshape the workplace to fit the needs of the modern worker.
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