Raise Your Game: The Usage Of Intuition & Gut In Leadership

May 11, 2010 25 Min Podcast
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Do you sometimes find yourself relying on your intuition and gut-feeling in making vital decisions in the organisations?

For example, during a hiring process, your gut tells you that the person you are interviewing is the right one even though one’s resume is not that impressive?

Roshan Thiran from Leaderonomics speaks about the usage of intuition and gut in leadership.

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