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The consequences of low self awareness

5/31/2018

 
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People with high self-awareness are 36% more likely to make good decisions, and 30% more likely to manage conflict well.
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On the flip side, working with people who have low self-awareness and consistently over-rate themselves cut your chances of success in half.
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A key contributing factor to low self-awareness is Confirmation Bias. It damages team performance, stifles innovation and has a negative impact on the ability to adapt to change. The good news: you can do something about it.

Take a look at this 2-minute video to learn more about how to strengthen self-awareness and guard against confirmation bias.


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