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A single professional figure shown from behind in a warm-toned hallway, wearing a deep teal sweater, standing still between two open doorways — one glowing with warm golden light, the other lit with cool cream-white daylight.

Belief Bias in Leadership: Why Smart Leaders Fall for Bad Arguments

Belief bias in leadership is why smart leaders accept bad arguments. Here's the science — and how to build a culture that thinks clearly under pressure.

Leadership Biases

Joseph Conway

6 min read

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