How to Work with Someone Who Thinks They’re Always Right
Shaan Patel • July 17, 2019
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via Harvard Business Review
Many people suffer from “chronic certainty” on issues for which no perfect answer exists. Here are three ways we’ve seen leaders get underneath chronic certainty to help themselves and others broaden their perspective — and have more productive conversations. hbr.org/2019/06/how-to-work-with-someone-who-thinks-theyre-always-right |
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