@treykerby@jeskeets the right answer is a special idol where you get to sit out both challenges and also are immune at tribal if your team loses. The Kawhi Leonard Load Management Idol.
A lot of Blue Jays fans acting like this series is over already. Far from it. Max Fried on the bump today versus a guy who’s made 3 starts. Bats need to come alive. Fried needs to be an ace. Yankees in 4
@levelhomeinc I can see how to create entry codes that only work for a limited time, but I can't see how to make a code work at certain times every week (like every Monday between 12-6). Is that possible? If not, is it on the roadmap? Thanks!
RT @kimballscott: Wondering if your performance reviews are biased? Check out this report by @KieranSnyder and @textio team. SUCH important research, and, crucially, actions you can take to make sure your performance feedback is fair!
https://t.co/KHd59M06W7
Kieran has been at the forefront of conducting this type of research for years. Every time I share her work, I can see the wheels turning - people who’ve both given and received biased feedback realize it almost immediately (whether they accept it right away or not).
Fascinating new data from @textio to help us unlock the barriers to opportunity for extraordinary talent. Bias is real - Companies and Leaders need to get curious so we can do better together. #inclusionishappening
Wondering if your performance reviews are biased? Check out this report by @KieranSnyder and @textio team. SUCH important research, and, crucially, actions you can take to make sure your performance feedback is fair!
https://t.co/OYAcqRG4tz
@KieranSnyder@textio 2/ Also pretty sure asian people aren't 7x more likely to be ambitious than black people, or 4x more passionate.
And this is just from written, formal feedback. Imagine the voiceovers + back channel talk are even more biased.
1/ Frustrating, not shocking news - there's lots of bias in performance feedback.
Pretty sure women aren't 7x more likely to be opinionated than men, or 11x more abrasive.
Or 5x less ambitious ☹️
TY @KieranSnyder & team @textio for using data & sw to drive better outcomes.
Performance reviews are riddled with stereotypes:
1. White & Asian men are geniuses; women are overachievers
2. Men are confident & ambitious; women are nice or abrasive
3. Black people are passionate (i.e., difficult)
Feedback should focus on contributions, not personality.
In 2014, I shared my first findings on bias in perf reviews. Today, @textio publishes new research: Systematic patterns of bias in performance feedback by gender, race, and age across 25,000 people at 250+ organizations. The largest study ever of its kind.
https://t.co/vV3yQc7nYs