(Re-release) How to outsmart bias at work

(Re-release) How to outsmart bias at work

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How to disagree with Jessica Tarlov

How often do you find yourself talking (and really listening) to someone who doesn’t share your beliefs? For Jessica Tarlov, it’s her full-time job. Jessica is one of the only liberal panelists on The Five at Fox News and the author of the new book I Disagree: Winning Arguments W ...  Show more

How to actually listen with Emily Kasriel

Most of us believe that if we’re not talking, we’re listening. But there’s a lot more to listening than just hearing what another person has to say. Emily Kasriel spent decades as a journalist and producer at the BBC before turning her attention to communication, connection, and ...  Show more

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