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BAME Candidates Don’t Get Given “Winnable” Seats

The Horizons Tracker

The local public opinion on diversity was then measured using the answers on race and immigration from the British Election Study, the European Social Survey, the British Social Attitudes survey, and the European and World Values studies. Gradual improvement.

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Do They See the Leader You’re Trying to Be?

The Practical Leader

” Joe reports, “We found that what set highly coachable leaders apart was their scores on one particular survey item in their 360-degree assessment: Does this person SEEK and RESPOND (his emphasis) to feedback? Regular team/organization engagement or attitude surveys through a third party.

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Hiring Discrimination Against Black Americans Hasn’t Declined in 25 Years

Harvard Business Review

Attitude surveys indicate that overtly prejudicial beliefs have declined, and endorsement of the principles of equal treatment regardless of race has increased. What might account for the stubborn persistence of hiring discrimination? At first glance, our findings seem to contradict other trends.

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The 4 Dimensions of Digital Trust, Charted Across 42 Countries

Harvard Business Review

Attitudes : How do users feel about the digital trust environment? A typical way to gauge trust is to survey users with questions such as: How do you feel about the digital environment? As we explained earlier, user behavior is more relevant as a trust measure than what users report in attitude surveys.

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One Weird Trick to Save $345 Billion

Harvard Business Review

According to the 2012 Taxpayer Attitude Survey, 87 percent of Americans believe that cheating on taxes is wrong. Moreover, 95 percent of those surveyed reported that their personal integrity affects their honest reporting on tax forms. The survey data captures what people think — but not how they act.

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A Working from Home Experiment Shows High Performers Like It Better

Harvard Business Review

The home-workers were also more productive per minute, which employees told us (in detailed surveys) was due to the quieter working conditions at home. The home-workers also reported substantially higher work satisfaction and less “work exhaustion” in a psychological attitudes survey.