I have found when leaders are not transparent in their decision making. Usually, it stems from a sub or conscious knowledge of their own bias for a decision. An open process can provoke logical debate, present anomalies, and lead to the right decision. https://t.co/ztGUrLX5PX
Our ability to gather information now shines the light on everyone, including their flaws. Is it better to realize our role models fallibility and promote forgiveness, or strive for the hero within ourselves? Maybe both? https://t.co/VNNZOqzYqs
While she doesn't talk about bias directly, you can look at how when "creating" insights from data there are opportunities to taint your set and how her humanization of statistics might be a great predictor of validity. https://t.co/eqoLvDaX1Q https://t.co/A4APpUVAWt
The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test will always be one of my favorite books. It's reading imparts to me the nostalgia of my youth, the feelings, and events of the times at which I first encountered it. RIP Mr. Wolfe https://t.co/2ps6gSJTqu
Interesting read. The 13.7B acquisition represented a 27% premium for Whole Foods at the time. However, AMZ stock price popped and more than made up the purchase price, making the deal essentially free for them. So, a little cultur…https://t.co/ZUnQixF5cT https://t.co/MAJW5RPso8
Don't know how many of you have a presence Downunder but the Anti-phoenixing laws are interesting and would like to see these better enforced in Canada. https://t.co/UYhAabVvw0
Do CEOs matter? I debated this with friends and CEOs alike and find the size and type of corp. to be major factors. Unfortunately, we all seem to agree their influence is magnified more on negative decisions, than in cases of posit…https://t.co/wcKLORLu5L https://t.co/goqgBoaNs1