Do Beliefs Inform Behavior?
A couple of weeks ago, a friend reminded me of the old saying “beliefs inform behavior.” Everyone reading this post […]
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Knowledge is Not Power If You Don’t Share It
The phrase, “knowledge is power” is commonly attributed to Sir Francis Bacon in the 1600’s. Regardless of its origin, some
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Making Decisions When the Boss Won’t Share
I was chatting with a woman during a seminar break. “All of what you’re saying sounds great,” she said. “But
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The Four Word Phrase that Improves Decisions
At one point or another, a store clerk or customer service representative has probably said it. You thought you had
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Improving Performance Does Not Have to be Rocket Science
Sometimes it’s the basics that produce the best results. A while back, I met Bob a manager for the Hot
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Does Your Workplace Suffer from Brittle Decision Making?
Not long ago, I went to return a tool I hadn’t used to the hardware store from which I had
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Just because you can measure something . . .
One of the blessings of digital technology is the access it provides to so much information. But that’s also one
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Don’t Take Stats at Face Value
I was listening to Colorado Public Radio the other day. In a story about the challenges facing today’s high school
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The Final Word on Multitasking
The debate about whether multitasking improves performance has been going on for more than a decade. Those on one side,
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Compel — What a Great Word!
Supervisors worth their salt are always looking for ways to improve how those they oversee make decisions. With the influences