7 definitions by MdB29071988
A community bias is a cognitive tendency to think in a certain way that can lead to systematic deviations from a standard of rationality or good judgment by giving disproportionate weight and importance to your own community and related extremely specific issues not looking at the big picture, other communities, people or other issues that are not related to your own community.
Communities can be territorial or social or related to an extremely specific issue: i.e. parochial communities, same industry workers communities, trade unions communities, generational communities (young and old people), et cetera
A community bias is a powerful form of group-think.
Communities can be territorial or social or related to an extremely specific issue: i.e. parochial communities, same industry workers communities, trade unions communities, generational communities (young and old people), et cetera
A community bias is a powerful form of group-think.
"It's incredible! The steel industry workers' trade union obtained significant wage increases in recent years, while we have not achieved anything, no wage increases, no more benefits!"
"Give up this useless community bias! Our bank salary is three times that of the workers of steel industry!"
"Give up this useless community bias! Our bank salary is three times that of the workers of steel industry!"
by MdB29071988 November 18, 2016
A community bias is a cognitive tendency to think in a certain way that can lead to systematic deviations from a standard of rationality or good judgment by giving disproportionate weight and importance to your own community and related extremely specific issues not looking at the big picture, other communities, people or other issues that are not related to your own community.
Communities can be territorial or social or related to an extremely specific issue: i.e. parochial communities, same industry workers communities, trade unions communities, generational communities (young and old people), et cetera
Community bias can lead to very serious conflicts of interest between not-aligned communities.
Communities can be territorial or social or related to an extremely specific issue: i.e. parochial communities, same industry workers communities, trade unions communities, generational communities (young and old people), et cetera
Community bias can lead to very serious conflicts of interest between not-aligned communities.
"It's incredible! The steel industry workers' trade union obtained significant wage increases in recent years, while we have not achieved anything, no wage increases, no more benefits!"
"Give up this useless community bias! Our bank salary is three times that of the workers of steel industry!"
"Give up this useless community bias! Our bank salary is three times that of the workers of steel industry!"
by MdB29071988 November 18, 2016
1. Someone who came through a very bad experience but it's still affected by its negative consequences
2. Someone who is not young anymore but still believes to be and acts like a young person
3. Someone who behaves as if he/she lived in a time warp
2. Someone who is not young anymore but still believes to be and acts like a young person
3. Someone who behaves as if he/she lived in a time warp
- Look at that woman, she's dressed like Madonna in "Like a virgin" video!
- You're right, she's such an 80's rimastone!
- You're right, she's such an 80's rimastone!
by MdB29071988 December 5, 2014
A soul-destroying, unskilled, useless and monotonous job whose main task is to press continuously CTRL+C and CTRL+V in order to copy and paste text from one document to another without any clear purpose and without knowing the big picture behind it
by MdB29071988 November 12, 2014
You are in a green status when you are always available in corporate systems of communications such as Skype for Business, Lync, ... while other people think you are working hard.
Also, you are in a green status when you are paid to not doing nothing while your boss think you are working hard.
Also, you are in a green status when you are paid to not doing nothing while your boss think you are working hard.
by MdB29071988 November 21, 2016
A soul-destroying, unskilled, useless and monotonous job with no clear purpose whose main task is to press continuously a single button and that forces you to desire to be replaced by a woodpecker.
by MdB29071988 November 12, 2014
The collective-timing bias is a form of cognitive tendency to think in a certain way that consists of not understanding that a specific situation or task requires immediate decision by a single person while decision makers affected by collective-timing bias try, consciously or unconsciously, to waste time by sharing the potential decision with anyone around ignoring the fact that:
most people do not have the power to take that decision;
most people do not have interest in that decision making process;
they are in overdue;
they are paid for taking that decision.
A collective-timing bias is a powerful form of group-think.
most people do not have the power to take that decision;
most people do not have interest in that decision making process;
they are in overdue;
they are paid for taking that decision.
A collective-timing bias is a powerful form of group-think.
A - “What do you think about the decision to buy that corporation? Your opinion is request by the decision-making process”
B - “What? I do not know. I am a handyman. No collective-timing bias please”
A - “Your opinion is very important. We need an immediate decision. The acquisition of that company is in danger”
B - “I do not know. I am a handyman. I do not have the power or the responsibility to decide on that acquisition. No collective-timing bias please”
A - “Thank you for your opinion. We will go on by following your orders.”
B - “What? I do not know. I am a handyman. No collective-timing bias please”
A - “Your opinion is very important. We need an immediate decision. The acquisition of that company is in danger”
B - “I do not know. I am a handyman. I do not have the power or the responsibility to decide on that acquisition. No collective-timing bias please”
A - “Thank you for your opinion. We will go on by following your orders.”
by MdB29071988 November 18, 2016