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Heidrick & Struggles: Too Aware To Fail
A blind spot, or scotoma, is an area where our vision is obstructed due to the absence of light-sensitive cells in the retina. In driving, this small zone of blindness can lead to accidents when changing lanes or missing cross-traffic. Fortunately, innovations in automotive technology have helped mitigate blind spots, enhancing safety.
Similarly, in leadership and organizational relationships, we must identify and confront our blind spots to gain new perspectives and improve decision-making.
In this article by Heidrick & Struggles, the following topics will be discussed:
- Selling short on self-awareness
- Self-awareness—leaders’ greatest instrument for transformation
- Common leadership blind spots
- Why blind spots remain elusive
- Seeing blind spots and exercising the courage to manage them
Thought leadership category