he best baseball players don’t always get elected All-Stars. And the Nobel Prize doesn’t always go to the most deserving member of the scientific community. This, according to a pair of recent studies, is because such recognition can depend upon how well known an individual is rather than on merit alone. Moreover, because it’s human nature for people to try to find common ground when talking to others, simple everyday conversations could have the unfortunate side effect of blocking many of the best and most innovative ideas from the collective social consciousness.
Content: Article
Authors: Chip Heath, George Wu, Nathanael J. Fast
Source: Stanford University
Subject: Organizational Behavior
Authors: Chip Heath, George Wu, Nathanael J. Fast
Source: Stanford University
Subject: Organizational Behavior
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