Ethics
Whether employers are hiring employees, clients are choosing contractors or potential mates are sizing each other up for compatibility, everything boils down to confidence.
Employers want to know that they can trust the person they’re paying to get the job done. Ditto for clients, who need to know they’re in good hands before they relinquish their [...]
Last week, I urged us all to reconsider the way in which we tell stories. I believe oversimplification and a reliance on “us vs. the other” is destroying our ability to understand and relate to one another, which obstructs our chances of evolving culturally. And since what we choose to care about is entirely subjective, [...]
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We’re All Trolls: 11 Ways We Can Stop Being So Damn Divisive!
Lately, I’ve been arguing against the perpetual “us vs. them” method of storytelling because I think it’s ruining our ability (and desire) to understand each other. Opposing groups have always been quick to condemn “the other,” but the degree to (and zest with) which we do it these days borders on alarming.
A few days ago, [...]
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