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Do We Have A Moral Right To Know How Algorithms Work?

The Horizons Tracker

New research from Carnegie Mellon argues that customers have a moral right to know how algorithms that affect them operate. The authors highlight the rise in autonomous decision-making systems that rely heavily on user-generated data, and how many industry experts believe this requires greater transparency and accountability.

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Crafting a Legacy: The Importance of Succession Planning in Family Businesses

N2Growth Blog

Frequent overlooking of the psychological aspects can culminate in possible resistance, low morale, reduced productivity, and even vicarious trauma often experienced by the workforce, seeing their familiar leader stepping off. Their strategic foresight in establishing the ‘dual-class stock’ system is noteworthy.

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How do we fix a morale problem? You focus on the systems within the work

Mike Cardus

Management they told me morale was a big problem, and they had results from an employee survey that supported their beliefs. I wasn’t interested in working on morale. Plus I knew that focusing on morale was not going to make anything or anybody’s work better. They laughed and responded, “ There is no morale problem.

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We Must Hold Our Leaders To The Highest Levels Of Integrity.

Rich Gee Group

This lack of accountability can also be seen in the system's absence of checks and balances, where leaders are given unchecked power. When leaders lack integrity, it undermines trust in the institutions they represent and can erode the public's faith in their leaders and the systems in place to serve them. Lead by example.

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Inspiring Leadership Feedback Examples to Drive Success for High-Performing Teams

Experience to Lead

Constructive critiques and affirmative recognition pave the way for heightened team morale and a company culture of continuous improvement. This guide delves into inspiring examples of leadership feedback, each tailored to nurture high-performing teams. Taking a bit more time for analysis could lead to more informed choices.”

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Leading Through Rapidly Changing Priorities

Let's Grow Leaders

These eight strategies will help you maintain your team’s energy and morale when goals change frequently. For example: “This was our goal. In these cases, it can be helpful to have a system where you and your team document progress made, next steps, and lessons learned. Set Expectations. Advocate for Your Team. It no longer is.

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Create Commitment: 12 Habits to Build Agreement and Accountability

Let's Grow Leaders

Ignite Action: Turn intentions into activities Habit: I get things going—moving the conversation to create specific plans When your team has tight conversations that lead to meaningful results, trust and morale improve along with the team’s capacity to make even more meaningful decisions. Just avoid the temptation to over-organize.