Have you ever experienced that moment of realization when you notice something for the first time, even though it has been in your sight all along? It’s like discovering a hidden treasure that has been right in front of you. This phenomenon is known as change blindness, and it refers to our inability to become …
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In today’s rapidly changing world, the speed at which economic and social norms evolve can be staggering. Change, whether predictable or unpredictable, can occur in an instant, reshaping our lives and businesses. The recent global events have demonstrated the sudden and profound impact that change can have. This article explores the concept of the “speed …
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In today’s fast-paced business environment, change management is a critical process that organizations must undertake to remain competitive and relevant. However, implementing change can be challenging, and many organizations struggle to achieve their desired outcomes. One way to overcome this challenge is by leveraging the concept of a “trim tab.” What is a Trim Tab? …
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Risk management and compliance play vital roles in ensuring the success and stability of businesses across various industries. One aspect that often arises within these functions is the presence of tension, particularly between risk management professionals and sales teams. This tension, when managed constructively, can lead to growth, innovation, and improved outcomes for both …
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Introduction In the realm of decision-making, understanding the distinction between reasoning and rationalization is crucial, especially for risk managers. While these terms may seem similar at first glance, they have significantly different connotations and implications. Reasoning involves reaching conclusions based on logical thinking and evidence, whereas rationalization involves explaining or justifying something to make it …
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