Check Your Blind Spots
Even the good do bad, a course by Max Bazerman.
Max Bazerman, PhD
Harvard Business School Professor in Business Psychology
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“There’s a small percent of people out there who know that they aren’t good people. But most of us tend to think that we’re pretty good people,“ says Max Bazerman, a Harvard Business School professor. He argues good people often engage in unethical behavior without their own awareness on a regular basis.
Check Your Blind Spots
3 Episodes
1. How to Factor in Blind Spots for Ethical Decision Making
5 min
2. Conflicts of Interest Case Study: The U.S. Auditing Industry
6 min
3. Identify Blind Spots
4 min
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