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The Cost and Rewards of Leadership Empathy
The Cost and Rewards of Leadership Empathy
“Empathy” played a large role in 2020. From the adversities of the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic to the anguish…
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Permission, Sorrow, and Leadership in a Crisis
Permission, Sorrow, and Leadership in a Crisis
In discussions about the coronavirus pandemic, I’ve heard several common questions: How should I be leading through…
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When Entrepreneurs Must Slow Down
When Entrepreneurs Must Slow Down
I help entrepreneurs learn how to be leaders, and this process of growing from an individual expert into an effective…
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Excited to share key learnings from our most recent white paper: The Astia Expert Sift: An #Innovative Approach to #Investing in…
Excited to share key learnings from our most recent white paper: The Astia Expert Sift: An #Innovative Approach to #Investing in…
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The first episode of the Bellevue Brief podcast (👏👏👏) covers a few (very important) upcoming changes in employment law heading our way. The…
The first episode of the Bellevue Brief podcast (👏👏👏) covers a few (very important) upcoming changes in employment law heading our way. The…
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Last week I had the opportunity to speak at Founders Connect, part of the unlock VC Summit at STATION F in Paris, a gathering of founders and…
Last week I had the opportunity to speak at Founders Connect, part of the unlock VC Summit at STATION F in Paris, a gathering of founders and…
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Terrific event tonight featuring Astia leadership Omar Ali with founders Lauren Gropper and Amy King. #latechweek
Terrific event tonight featuring Astia leadership Omar Ali with founders Lauren Gropper and Amy King. #latechweek
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Glen Cathey
Nice to see the news from Meta about letting candidates use AI during coding assessments, although some of us have been talking about this for years - if someone is going to be expected to use AI on the job, you should be assessing their ability to work with AI. Although they didn't capture the headlines like Meta, Canva may have been one of the first movers here - check out their more recent post titled, "Yes, You Can Use AI in Our Interviews. In fact, we insist:" https://lnkd.in/ew_8t6sH What other examples of companies incorporating the use of AI in the assessment/interviewing process have you come across? #AI #FutureOfWork #Interviews PS - I always find it interesting what details AI adds to images and videos. Not sure what's going on with that laptop screen in the video below, and it took me a moment to notice the mouse magically appearing from the lady's hand (which she starts typing on). 😅
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