How productive disagreement can lead to better solutions with Ian Leslie
Ian Leslie is a strategist and the author of acclaimed books on human behaviour including Conflicted, How to Disagree, and Curious. In this thought-provoking episode Ian talks about the power of healthy argument in helping groups to get to the right answer and why 'thinking is a collaborative activity'. He also discusses how doing our best work requires managing our ego, how to avoid common bias in decision-making, and why debate is so necessary to the health of any shared enterprise.
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00:00 Introduction
01:31 Question 1: Biggest career learning
13:19 Question 2: Biggest career mistake
15:48 Question 3: Key change in marketing/advertising
20:43 Question 4: Key prediction for the future of marketing/advertising
22:54 Question 5: Question you wish I’d asked
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