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- Can I Trust You? Questions to ask to find out https://t.co/MTIcqXYyfD #leadership #hr
- Conversations that Create "Culture Glue" and Problem Solving https://t.co/aJKpzuchTi #leadership #hr
- Can I Trust You? Questions to ask to find out https://t.co/MTIcqXYyfD #leadership #hr
- Overcoming the Addiction to Being Right https://t.co/3OIqYTXVLd #leadership #hr
- Can I Trust You? Questions to ask to find out https://t.co/MTIcqXYyfD #leadership #hr
Tag Archives: culture fit
Can I Trust You? Questions to ask to find out
By Judith E. Glaser Few managers and leaders understand how vital, intelligent, quality conversations and interviews are to the health and productivity of a company’s culture. Unhealthy conversations are at the root of relationships characterized by distrust, deceit, betrayal, and … Continue reading
Posted in Leadership Skills
Tagged candid, corporate culture, culture fit, hiring questions, interviewing, unhealthy conversations
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The Danger of Mirrortocracy in Silicon Valley and Beyond
by Helen Whelan “We’ve created a make-believe cult of objective meritocracy, a pseudo-scientific mythos to obscure and reinforce the belief that only people who look and talk like us are worth noticing. After making such a show of burning down … Continue reading
Posted in Diversity, HR, Innovation
Tagged avoiding favoritism, bias, Carlos Bueno, culture fit, google, Googlers, hiring blind spots, hiring practices, innovation, interviewing skills, marshall goldsmith, mirrortocracy, silicon valley, talent shortage, unwritten rules, workforce
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