An HR expert shares her favorite job interview question, which initially perplexed her but now provides valuable insights into candidates. The question allows her to learn a lot about a candidate based on their response, making it a crucial part of her interview process.

SolarMente, a Spanish energy startup, has acquired Eltex and is currently in an investment round with Leonardo DiCaprio as one of its investors. The acquisition and investment highlight SolarMente's growth and potential in the energy sector.

The article provides a roundup of significant global news as of October 4, 2024, focusing on economic, financial, and technological developments. Key highlights include MIT economist Daron Acemoglu's warning about the limited impact of AI on jobs, Nike's struggles due to poor decisions, and the potential for significant savings on electricity bills in Spain due to renewable energy, as reported by the Banco de España. Additionally, the article discusses the legal ruling on a Mercadona employee's dismissal, the launch of Tommy Hilfiger's watch on Amazon, and the development of Jiyoutai, a Chinese version of Ozempic, by Huadong Medicine.

Amazon is offering a sale on women's Skechers shoes, reducing the price to 51 euros. The article highlights the comfort and versatility of Skechers as a footwear option for women. The promotion is part of Amazon's retail offerings, emphasizing the brand's appeal in the fashion market.

Jesús Vidal, an actor and speaker, emphasizes that while steps are being taken towards the inclusion of people with disabilities, effective inclusion has not yet been achieved. He highlights the persistent prejudices that hinder their access to the labor market and advocates for adapting workspaces based on diversity and competencies rather than disabilities. Vidal will speak at the HR Innovation Summit 2023, sharing his insights on inclusion policies. The event, co-organized by RRHHDigital and the Asociación Española de Directores de Recursos Humanos, will feature various sponsors and collaborators, focusing on themes like new work methods, data analysis, cybersecurity, and sustainability.

The HR Innovation Summit will host the 'CEO of the Year' awards, recognizing three CEOs for their empathetic leadership and people-centric business strategies. Alejandro Blanco, President of the Spanish Olympic Committee, will be honored for Employee Journey; Ignacio Juliá Vilar, CEO of ING Spain & Portugal, for Trends and Future; and Sarah Harmon, CEO of Sngular, for Innovation. The awards will be presented at an exclusive luncheon in the metaverse, attended by over 100 HR Directors, CEOs, and executives from multinational and large companies.

The HR Innovation Summit, a key event in the HR sector, will take place on September 28 in Madrid, gathering corporate HR Directors, Area Directors, CEOs, and Presidents to discuss the latest trends in people management. Attendees traveling from outside Madrid can benefit from a 15% discount at the Hotel Only You de Atocha and a 5% discount on Renfe trains. The event is co-organized by RRHHDigital and the Spanish Association of Human Resources Directors, with institutional support from the Madrid City Council Innovation and Icex. BMW BYMyCAR is the official car of the event, which will feature three simultaneous stages and address topics beyond HR management, including startups and ESG policies. Various sponsorship levels are mentioned, with companies such as Cigna Healthcare and AON as Gold Sponsors, and a range of collaborators and sponsors from different industries.

The HR Startup Competition, aimed at early-stage HR-related startups, will announce its three winners in a month. Organized by RRHHDigital and the Spanish Association of Human Resources Directors, the event will take place during the HR Innovation Summit on September 28 in Madrid. Finalists will present their projects to a prestigious jury, with the chance to win mentorship and advice from Wayra, Cocreanet, and Successful SPV, as well as a communication plan from RRHH Digital. The competition highlights the innovation potential within the HR sector, with AI being a notable technology among the candidates.

During the Black Death pandemic of 1347-1351, violent persecutions against Jews erupted in Western Europe, as Christians blamed them for the outbreak. Pope Clement VI issued the bull Quamvis Perfidiam to defend the Jews, which is discussed in this article along with historical Jewish texts referring to the plague.

Despite the growth of secularization within Jewish communities during the 20th and early 21st centuries, prominent representatives of orthodox sectors continued to produce abundant and notable religious literature in Hebrew.

Eduardo Noriega, a Spanish actor, takes on a challenging role opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger in the action film 'El último desafío,' directed by Kim Jee-Woon. The film, characterized by its mix of genres including comedy, action, drama, and gore, marks a significant departure from Noriega's usual roles. The article highlights Noriega's career, his experiences in Hollywood, and his views on being cast as a foreign villain. The film is set to premiere in Spain on February 1, and Noriega is currently involved in the French production of 'La bella y la bestia.'

Eduardo Noriega, a Spanish actor, takes on a challenging role opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger in the action film 'El último desafío,' directed by Kim Jee-Woon. The film, characterized by its mix of genres including comedy, action, drama, and gore, marks a significant departure from Noriega's previous work. The narrative follows Noriega's character, Gabriel Cortez, a powerful drug lord in the U.S., who escapes the FBI and faces off against Schwarzenegger's character, a sheriff. Noriega reflects on the unique opportunity and the trend of Hollywood casting foreign talents. The film is set to premiere in Spain on February 1, while Noriega continues to work on other international projects.

The Platform for the Support of the Albéniz Theater has submitted a document to the Community of Madrid urging President Ignacio González to initiate proceedings to declare the Albéniz Theater a Cultural Heritage Site (BIC) as ordered by the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court's decision in December rejected an appeal by the theater's owner, Moro S.A., and upheld a 2011 ruling by the Madrid High Court of Justice (TSJM) in favor of the Platform. Legal representative Beltrán Gambier explained the request and the expected process, which could take up to a year for assessments by theatrical experts. Despite concerns of speculative interests and the theater's economic viability, the legal protection sought would prevent any alterations to the theater, which closed in 2008 after the Community of Madrid ended its rental agreement.