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Tag Archives: blind spots
Six gorilla-sized illusions that blind side good decision-making
by Holly Green Here’s a short video clip, under two minutes. It is a fun test of what you see and don’t see when you’re focused. What was your answer? Also, did you see a gorilla the first time … Continue reading
Posted in HR, IN, Innovation, leadership, Leadership Skills
Tagged ability, attention, behavior, beliefs, blind spots, Blockbuster, brains, business, cause, Christopher Chabris, confidence, Daniel Simmons, data, distortion, gm, goal, holly green, illusion, illusions, knowledge, leaders, Leadership, managers, memory, Netflix, organizations, potential, reality, removing blind spots, success
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Are Blind Spots Derailing Your Ability to Make Smart Decisions?
The process of making smart decisions is similar to backing up a car. Not getting the right information or having your vision blocked cripples your ability to gauge risk and make informed decisions. In other words, you want to … Continue reading
How to Avoid Creating Lapdogs at Work
“Lap dogs historically were kept in many societies around the world by individuals with leisure time, as docile companion animals with no working function.” Wikipedia We’ve all seen ”lap dogs” at work. They can be seen as the favorites of the boss … Continue reading
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Tagged avoiding favoritism, blind spots, creating suckups, denial, favorites of the boss, fawning workers, good leadership, lap dogs at work, lois zachary, managing a board of directors, marshall goldsmith, mentoring relationships, suck ups
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