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The Finale: Egos, Credentials, and Social Media (opens the original)
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What started as a conversation about the letters after our names took us into hiring, trust, identity, boundaries, and what it means to lead.Which probably explains why Jen Benford and I needed three lives to talk about it. We had a lot to say.For this final conversation, I kept coming back to the “so what?” of it all. We’ve talked about when credentials matter, when they become something to hide behind, and how we figure out who to listen to online. What do we actually do with that?I’m grateful
Recovery Is Part of the Work (opens the original)
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What Makes Us Trust Someone? (opens the original)
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In my recent live with Jen Benford, I mentioned an early hiring decision where I gave too much weight to the stronger résumé. The other candidate (whom I later hired for a different opening) turned out to be one of my best appointments.It stays with me as a reminder that what might look good on paper is only part of what we need to understand about someone.And that reminder ran through our conversation about egos, credentials, and social media: what makes us trust someone enough to hire them, le
The Lens We Forget We’re Wearing (opens the original)
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This weekend, I was sitting on the beach admiring the sky. The clouds were dramatic, the water was bright, and the colors seemed unusually vivid.I tried to capture it in a photo, but the image looked flat. I adjusted the angle, zoomed in and checked the settings. Nothing worked.Then I lowered my sunglasses.The scene hadn’t changed. The lens had.It was such a literal illustration of something we do all the time: we experience the world through filters. Our history, expectations, beliefs and emoti
The Part of Human Capability You Can't See (opens the original)
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