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What Kind Of People Share Fake News Even When Told It’s Fake?

The Horizons Tracker

As the torrent of misinformation has grown in recent years, and indeed has our understanding of its impact, a number of studies have attempted to shed light on why we are vulnerable to fake news and who is most likely to spread it. We were shocked to see this had nothing to do even with a distrust for mainstream media,” the researchers say.

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How to Give Your Boss Bad News: Avoid This Mistake and What to Do Instead

Let's Grow Leaders

Avoid This Mistake When Giving Your Boss Bad News. You’ve got to give your boss bad news. How do you give your boss bad news well, while avoiding the proverbial shooting of the messenger? approach for delivering bad news. ” And, what does that have to do with giving your boss bad news? The restructure.

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4 Powerful Communication Strategies for an Unpopular Return to Office Decision

Let's Grow Leaders

It’s so close to the holidays I feel like the Grinch who delivered bad news.” Sometimes you’ll be tasked with delivering news that you know won’t be popular. Be Direct but Empathetic : Acknowledge that the news might not be what the team wants to hear, but it’s necessary. Better to speak the truth.

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One Critical Component to Leading Change

Nathan Magnuson

Before their new leadership initiative began, she pulled out the same Leading Change program and presented it at a leadership summit to the organization’s top 60 executives. That’s good news and bad news for the rest of us. Bad News: Let’s start with the bad news first.

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Get News Closer to the Source

Leading in Context

So we end up with people getting what they think is "news" when what they are actually getting is from sources of "infotainment," and using that bad information to make bad decisions and even in some cases commit crimes. Infotainment sources that incite anger, violence, and bad decisions do not care about you.

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The Double-Edged Sword of Success: Navigating Scrutiny and Public Opinion as a High-Performer.

Rich Gee Group

When a junior employee makes a mistake, it's a learning opportunity; when a CEO or a prominent executive errs, it's front-page news. This means learning to say 'no' when needed and limiting your consumption of news and social media that can skew your self-perception. Public opinion, in this digital age, can make or break careers.

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How to Deliver A Difficult Message to Employees a Bit Less Painful

Lead from Within

You might need to contextualize business news, explain ongoing changes, or encourage specific behaviors among your staff. It could be your entire staff, a small group of directly impacted employees, or even just one person. Determine whether everyone should hear the news simultaneously or if some individuals need to be informed first.

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