Bias Busters Collection

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Bias Busters: Next in line? A structured approach to succession planning

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Bias Busters: Motivations under the microscope
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Bias Busters: The perils of executive typecasting
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Bias Busters: When good intentions get derailed
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Bias Busters: When the crowd isn’t necessarily wise
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Bias Busters: A better way to brainstorm
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Bias busters: Don’t steer your strategy by the wrong star
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Bias Busters: Don’t steer your strategy by the wrong star
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Bias Busters: Lifting your head from the sand
Article - McKinsey Quarterly
Bias Busters: Lifting your head from the sand
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War games
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Bias Busters: War games? Here’s what they’re good for
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Seeing strategy alternatives
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Bias Busters: Seeing strategy alternatives in the momentum case
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Avoiding snap judgement
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Bias Busters: Avoiding snap judgments
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Getting both sides
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Bias Busters: Getting both sides of the story
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Knowing when
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Bias Busters: Knowing when to kill a project
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Premortems
Article - McKinsey Quarterly
Bias Busters: Premortems: Being smart at the start
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Upfront contingency planning
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Bias Busters: Up-front contingency planning
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Pruning projects proactively
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Bias Busters: Pruning projects proactively
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Resisting the allure
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Bias Busters: Resisting the allure of ‘glamour’ projects
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Being objective about budgets
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Bias Busters: Being objective about budgets
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Taking the outsideview
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Bias Busters: Taking the ‘outside view’
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