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🔍 Exploring Hindsight Bias: Understanding its Impact Hindsight bias, the tendency to believe we would have predicted or expected an outcome after it has occurred, can significantly influence decision-making processes. Consider these scenarios: 🏆

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Let's talk about fares during booking bike rides. A big problem when booking bike rides is that drivers often ask for extra cash, even though the fares are already high. If you don't pay, they might refuse the ride. Complaints to customer service som

Nitin Ghatkari said that he won't let self driving cars to enter in India, why ? Because it can cause huge loss of employment. By This statement you can understand where the world is moving, India and other Developing Nations have a huge chunk of p

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Don't Hire Fancy Degrees Went to a short trip for placement drive at my family business, What our business's HR taught me as a junior upcoming overtaker is Don't hire fancy degree!!! 👉 Real Skills: Hire based on what they can do, not where they

Everyone says business should be thought on a long term basis I. E., in decades. , but things are changing now. Flipkart and Amazon e-commerce player who invested billion of dollars thinking they will make money in the long run face huge competition

I have noticed that many celebrities, and businesspeople attend podcasts, events, or functions to showcase that they are trustworthy, good individuals who contribute to the nation. Their behavior often seems to be a display of image-building, from

The Curse of Knowledge Bias The curse of knowledge bias occurs when individuals assume that others have the same level of understanding or knowledge as they do Or Individuals with expertise have difficulty in imagining what it is like to be lacking