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Continuous Learning and its Role in Leadership
by Karlin Sloan One of the best things you can do as a leader is to keep learning no matter your age or level on the org chart. If you don’t learn to grow, advance, and adapt, you’ll probably face … Continue reading
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Tagged Borders, career, fulfillment, growing, leadership skills, learning, networking, opportunity, perspective, self growth
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Bad Decision-Making Caused by the Familiar
by Holly Green Not long ago, Car and Driver Magazine conducted a test to compare normal driver braking times against “impaired” braking conditions, such as drinking, texting, or checking email while driving. The test involved a driver going 70 miles … Continue reading
Posted in change, HR, IN, leadership, motivation
Tagged bias, Blockbuster, Borders, brain, cognitive biases, concussions, critical thinking, holly green, Kodak, NFL, patterns, problem solving, safety, shortcuts, solving problems, speed, stress, texting
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