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The not so subtle effect of unconscious bias on decision skills
While I was sitting at the bus stop the other day, an elderly lady wearing a black head scarf sat down beside me.
She was clutching a rope of rosary beads, wearing more than an occasional crucifix and was manhandling a large bag of dry cat food too big for her single-use plastic carry bag.
How does the world see you? And who does Google say you are?
I have something uncomfortable to confess.
My website feels very 'white', doesn’t it? And no, I’m not talking about the abundance of white space around the text.
I mean, you know … 'White'.
Are morals, ethics, and business bad bedfellows?
Your customers may have already thought about this —and expect you have too
A few years ago I attended a two-day conference for business owners discussing the importance of valuing ethics and purpose in business ahead of just pure commercial gain.
Things were going great until someone stood up and asked, ‘that question…’
But wait, I'm getting ahead of myself.
The power of dissent is in the process, not the decision
Your ability to voice disagreement with a colleague in business is a critical process many usually avoid - until a decision hits the fan.
In the real world, disagreeing openly with others – for most people – is uncomfortable and difficult - that probably explains why it’s rare.
- The business case for becoming a present person
- Grumpy Dry Cleaners and the curse of cat hair
- Embrace your inner commodity - you know you have to
- Looking for a business partner for fun times?
- 5 Ways to see if your idea or an opportunity is worth pursuing
- Why just follow your passion is bad career advice
- Business life is a lot like a game of snakes and ladders
