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EPISODE · Jun 16, 2020 · 1H 13M

#19: Dan Gould — Fighting unconscious bias and attacking systemic problems with entrepreneurship

from Make Things That Matter · host Andrew Skotzko

People, books, companies, resources etc mentioned in episodeBiasSync Dan Gould Michele Ruiz Robin RichardsKey concepts Unconscious Bias Humanism Diversity, Inclusion, Equity Microaggressions Cognitive Science System 1 & 2 thinking (Daniel Kahneman) The doll test Information theory Customer development Gall's Law - complex working systems evolve from simple working systems Land & expand "First, ten" - Seth GodinBooks & resources Blindspot White Fragility Thinking, Fast and Slow Harvard Implicit Bias test Onlyness The Lean Startup Outcomes Over Output Testing Business Ideas Other episodes Josh Seiden: How to create clarity and lead strategically with outcomes thinking (#18) Holly Hester-Reilly: Building a customer-centric team and product culture (#16) Rich Mironov: Building a thriving product organization (#5)People & organizations BiasSync Doug Englebart Andy van Dam Daniel Kahneman Brown University Computer Graphics Group Adrian Scott - Ryze Nilofer Merchant - see ENLIVEN episode (not yet released) Dolly Chugh - "be a good-ish person" Steve Blank Eric Ries  Emily Oster This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit blog.makethingsthatmatter.com

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