When it comes to networking, communication, and, well, life in general, being able to accurately assess our own abilities is an important skill. It helps us set realistic deadlines and expectations, keeps us from getting in over our heads, and enables us to identify areas for improvement. But accurate self-assessment is really, genuinely hard. In psychologyContinue reading “Meta-Ignorance & the Dunning-Kruger Effect”
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Networking for Equity
Professional networking is a powerful multitool for community building, productivity, and career success. For fans of the long-running BBC show Dr. Who, you can think of your network as the sonic screwdriver of your career. In the show, a sonic screwdriver could do anything narratively convenient that the Doctor needed it to do: send andContinue reading “Networking for Equity”
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