Human Resource Manager, mountain biker, and lover of cats. I think that about covers it.
North Carolina, USA
Joined March 2013
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More meeting free days, please! instagram.com/p/CcnpR9OrL1s/…
And more wisdom from Adam Grant:
Beware the “I’m-not-biased” bias: recognizing the flaws in other people’s thinking, but assuming you’re immune.
The less biased you think you are, the less likely you are to catch yourself.
If knowledge is power, knowing what you don't know is wisdom.
today.com/video/-think-again…
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It’s nerve-wracking to speak up when you see something ethically questionable. But here’s a framework to make it easier. s.hbr.org/3delBQv
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Feeling really good! Don’t be afraid of Bees. Don’t let them dominate your life.
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Found this on another post. Not quite an exact analogy, but close enough. It’s shameful.
Excellent advice. I first heard this idea a few years back and it’s been immensely helpful. I’m guessing that there are others going through pandemic/isolation-induced stress who also need to hear it.
We tend to blame ourselves when we experience a setback. What if we, instead, responded how we would to a friend in the same situation? s.hbr.org/3jgfHkj
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The W.H.O. agrees the coronavirus is airborne indoors, and people should avoid crowded and confined spaces with poor ventilation. nyti.ms/3gKNZKy
We still need the office – change-effect change-effect.com/2020/07/06…
Interesting YouTube video on how masks work to stop coronavirus spread.
Wondering how cloth masks work to help prevent the spread of coronavirus? Here’s a nice video by @DrJoeHanson for @okaytobesmart: youtu.be/0Tp0zB904Mc Hint: it’s NOT because virus particles can’t pass through cloth — there’s something a bit more subtle going on
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Oh my god these people really went from “making me stay home is tyranny” to “there’s a curfew, police can do what they want to you if you’re outside” in less than a week.
Exercising Outdoors With a Face Mask nytimes.com/2020/04/10/well/… “In general, outdoor exercise, with or without a mask, seems to be safe, according to most experts.”