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Rebecca Hinds

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Head of The Work AI Institute @Glean. Author of Your Best Meeting Ever (pre-order now!). PhD @StanfordEng in #futureofwork. @Inc columnist. @Reworked columnist.
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Everyone’s Using AI at Work. So Why Isn’t Performance Improving?

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By Rebecca Hinds
| Inc. Verified
More AI, more work, fewer results—something’s off. In 1975, organizational psychologist Steven Kerr published a now-classic essay titled “On the Folly of Rewarding A, While Hoping for B.” Its central argument still stings: Organizations say they want one thing, but then they reward something entirely different. They preach teamwork, and then promote the engineer who ships the feature on time while hoarding the credit.
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Celebrating diversity through the Flower Ceremony

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By Rebecca Hinds
| Post and Courier Verified
Every year around this time, Unitarian Universalist congregations around the world participate in a special ritual that celebrates life, honors pluralism and rejoices in the beauty of diversity. It’s called the Flower Ceremony. The Flower Ceremony was originally created by in Prague, Czechoslovakia, and first introduced in 1923 at the Unitarian church he had founded there a few years earlier. Čapek’s new church was vibrant and full of energy.
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AI Is Making Great Leadership Harder to Fake

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By Rebecca Hinds
| Inc. Verified
Behind every ‘optimized workflow’ is someone fixing what got lost. A decade ago, The New York Times published Charles Duhigg’s article, “What Google Learned From Its Quest to Build the Perfect Team.” It chronicled Google‘s Project Aristotle—a multi-year hunt to identify the key factors behind successful teams. Researchers tracked every variable they could think of across 180 teams—tenure, intelligence, friendship, personality mix, and even whether teammates ate lunch together.
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