Are Right, A Lot

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Leaders are right a lot. They have strong judgment and good instincts. They seek diverse perspectives and work to disconfirm their beliefs.

Being right a lot doesn't mean being perfect or never making mistakes. It means having good judgment, seeking out different viewpoints, challenging your own assumptions, and making well-informed decisions based on data and diverse input.

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Sr Product Manager (1)Software Engineer (1)Principal Product Manager (1)

Sr Product Manager

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Sr Product Manager•Square•S.B.

Why This Sr Product Manager Embraces Team Input Over Data in Critical Decisions

Discover how prioritizing team input over hard data can lead to critical missteps in decision-making—especially at senior levels. What key balance did this candidate miss that could have transformed their approach?

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Software Engineer

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Software Engineer•AMZN•R.V.

How This Software Engineer Transformed Failure into a Leadership Lesson on Creative Problem-Solving

Discover how a pivotal misstep highlighted the importance of independent problem-solving and ultimately reshaped a software engineer's approach to leadership. What key insight did this experience reveal about being 'Right, A Lot'?

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Principal Product Manager

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Principal Product Manager•AMZN•S.G.

The Leadership Blind Spot That Cost This Product Manager a Strategic Client

Discover how a seemingly solid instinct led to a major oversight that cost a strategic client—what critical research was overlooked, and how could it have changed the outcome?

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