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Four Links to Make You Think May 31st - June 4th

Decision making bias in remote work, considering indirect answers for long-term success, Web 3.0 and why we need it, as well as the future of work event with MIT Tech Review and Harvard Business Review.
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Is your decision-making affected by your remote position at work? How can you fight it?

“The danger for confirmation bias — i.e., the self-rewarding ways we search for and interpret information that confirms our beliefs and values — increases. Less exposure to different ideas and perspectives consequently increases the risk for poorer decisions.” - Via Harvard Business Review

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An impossible problem? Maybe the direct answer isn’t the smartest.

Lateral Thinking was coined by author and psychologist Edward de Bono. In his book: Lateral Thinking: Creativity Step by Step he reviews what brilliant thinkers, creators, entrepreneurs, and philosophers have left behind to attack impossible problems. This piece on Medium breaks down Bono’s work with helpful visual references. - Via Growth Habits Lab on Medium

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What is Web 3.0 and Why Do We Need It? (Podcast Transcript)

“So are you saying that web 3.0 is synonymous with permissionless networks and decentralization? It's yes. It's all of that. It's privacy-oriented, not controlled by corporations accessible without any.” - Jaro Šatkevic, Head of Product at Mysterium Network - via Hackernoon

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Back to work but not to normal.

Just three days left to register for MIT Technology Review on June 8-10, 2021! This event, held in partnership with Harvard Business Review, will feature talks that will focus on leadership strategies, new technologies, and the power behind our new workforce. - via MIT Technology Review

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