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Based on my own experience as a chart designer and journalist who’s made plenty of silly mistakes, I’ve learned to never attribute to malice what could be more easily explained by absentmindedness, rashness, or sloppiness.
How Charts Lie
Alberto Cairo
Suffering made audible and visible produces hope, articulated grief is the gate of newness, and the history of Jesus is the history of entering into the pain and giving it voice.
The Prophetic Imagination
Walter Brueggemann and Davis Hankins
But in the workplace, give and take becomes more complicated. Professionally, few of us act purely like givers or takers, adopting a third style instead. We become matchers, striving to preserve an equal balance of giving and getting. Matchers operate on the principle of fairness: when they help others, they protect themselves by seeking reciprocity. If you’re a matcher, you believe in tit for tat, and your relationships are governed by even exchanges of favors.
Give and Take
Adam M. Grant Ph.D.
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