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3 Biases That Shaped CEOs’ Pandemic Response

This article reports on survey research among the CEOs of over 500 Chinese firms. The research discusses three biases and how they affect CEO decision making during the pandemic. The optimism-versus-pessimism bias impacts aspects like leadership, employee engagement, and messaging. Another source of bias comes from a cost focus - as opposed to a people focus. The third aspect of this research is the short-term-versus-long-term bias, affecting survival of the firm.

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