一位领导者分享了一个关于在排队时令人沮丧的经历的轶事，当时在场的唯一另一个人被问及是否在排队时叹了口气。这次互动让这位领导者反思，有些人需要在确认他人的存在后才感到不便。此后，这位领导者雇佣了四名表现出这种行为的人，并将其视为领导力和创业动态中的一课。 AI
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领导者反思排队中的“确认偏误”，并雇佣了四名表现出该特质的人
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队伍里我后面的人问我是否在排队。我明显在排队。我说“是”。他叹了口气。我转过身。那里只有我们两个人。
The person behind me in the queue asked if I was in line. I was visibly in the line. I said yes. He sighed. I turned around. He was the only other person there. I have thought about this for three days. The lesson: some people need to confirm you exist before they can feel inconv…