Or put differently: the quality of your questions determines the quality of your answers.

Here are a few examples:
“How can I get better at this?” instead of “Why can’t I do this?”
“What can we learn from this?” instead of “Who made the mistake?”
“What does it take to make this work?” instead of “Why doesn’t this work?”

What kind of questions do you ask yourself and others in everyday business life? Use this as an opportunity to reflect and become aware of it, so you can make adjustments where needed. Observe how changing your questions — especially asking higher-quality questions — can also lead to better results.

Have fun trying it out, and gathering new insights and experiences…

3 Myths Debunked – When Science Creates Knowledge! | Dr Yasemin Yazan

When Science Creates Knowledge!

Unfortunately, there is a lot of false knowledge on the market. Be it because, for example, research results are misinterpreted or false causalities are made, or because they are transferred to other contexts that were not even the subject of the study.

We pick 3 myths and show what science already knows:

- Why Maslow's hierarchy of needs is not a reliable basis for motivation

- Why personality tests are questionable as a basis for personnel decisions

- Why a quota is needed as an effective measure against Unconscious Bias

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