Fri.Aug 23, 2024

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Uncovering Bias: How to Identify and Mitigate Systemic Issues

Let's Grow Leaders

Episode 268: In this episode of the Leadership Without Losing Your Soul Podcast , David Dye sits down with Binna Kandola to explore the impact of bias on our thinking and decision-making. Bias can lead to snap judgments and stereotypes. Unconscious bias is even trickier because it’s the bias you’re not even aware of. In the workplace, this can show up in all sorts of ways—like favoritism, self-serving decisions, or even age bias.

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The Best Employees Are Smart and Driven. But 1 Other Habit Makes Them Irreplaceable

Lead from Within

As an executive leadership coach with decades of experience, I’ve worked with high-performers across industries. While intelligence, ambition, and expertise are essential, I’ve found there’s one critical habit that sets the truly irresistible employees apart. This one particular habit I believe is foundational for anyone aspiring to be irresistible.

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Innovative Real Estate Strategies for Today’s Market

Strategy Driven

A dynamic phase is currently undergoing the real estate market, influenced by a number of factors such as customer behavior, interest rates, and economic movements. Home prices in many regions have seen fluctuations, influenced by changes in supply and demand. Urban areas are witnessing a resurgence as remote work trends shift, while suburban and rural markets remain attractive for those seeking more space and affordability.

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Employee Productivity Is on the Rise as Workers Put in Longer Hours

HR Digest

Employee productivity is on the rise but so is the risk of burnout and low morale. A new survey by Robert Half found that 68% of managers reported an increase in employee productivity compared to the numbers seen a year ago. Additionally, 36% of workers stated that they were putting in more hours at work, and there was a distinct difference across generations as well.

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Reduce Bias in Hiring: Structured Interview Questions for Employers

Structured interview questions are a valuable tool for reducing bias in hiring. They help: Ensure all candidates are asked the same questions in the same way Level the playing field so all candidates have a fair chance of being successful Improve credibility, reliability, and validity Download the guide to get the most out of your interview questions!

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Secure API Best Practices for Enterprises

Strategy Driven

Modern digital environments require secure Application Programming Interfaces (APIs). APIs facilitate seamless data exchange across platforms and drive efficiency and innovation while protecting integrity and security if properly administered. This blog post will highlight best practices designed specifically to safeguard enterprise solution architects and data analysts that can protect your organization’s digital infrastructure.

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AWS to Invest $6.2 billion in Malaysia through 2038, Showing Confidence in its Economy

CEO Insider

On August 22, 2024, AWS, a subsidiary of Amazon.com Inc., announced the launch of its AWS Asia Pacific (Malaysia) Region. The company plans to invest approximately US$6.2 billion in Malaysia through 2038. This investment is aimed at providing developers, startups, entrepreneurs, enterprises, and various organizations—including government, education, and non-profits—more options for running applications and serving […] The post AWS to Invest $6.2 billion in Malaysia through 2038, Showing Co

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5 Moments That Make or Break a CEO-Board Chair Relationship

Harvard Business Review

A Spencer Stuart survey of nearly 200 directors and 30 CEOs of S&P 500 companies zeroed in on where trust is built — and where it’s lost.

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Research: Consumers Spend Loyalty Points and Cash Differently

Harvard Business Review

Do consumers treat loyalty points the same way that they treat traditional money? And, how do they choose to spend one versus the other? The authors of this article present research findings from their analysis of data describing over 29,000 unique loyalty points earning and spending transactions made during two recent years by 500 airline loyalty program consumers.

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