What kind of a mind conceives of a “midlife crisis”? Right here at Elliot Jaques, we delve into the legacy of the man who did just that. Elliot Jaques, a Canadian by birth, found his intellectual home in London. This building, part of Brunel University London, housed the School of Social Sciences, a testament to Jaques’ vision. While the term “midlife crisis” might be his most popular contribution, Elliot Jaques was a man of multifaceted brilliance. He didn’t just identify a social phenomenon, he delved into the complexities of human capability, organizational structure, and even fair pay. Jaques’ work wasn’t confined to ivory towers. His theories, rooted in years of research, found practical application in organizations like the US Army and the Glacier Metal Company. Here at Elliot Jaques, we celebrate a legacy that bridges the gap between profound insight and real-world impact. His work continues to shape our understanding of human behavior within the structures we create.
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