Here are links to the previous issues of Point Lookout that touch on ethics at work. Bookmark this page. Or browse the Point Lookout archive by date. Subscribe now.
Coming August 4: What Are the Chances: I- When estimating the probabilities of success of different strategies, we must often estimate the probability of multiple events occurring. People make a common mistake when forming such estimates. They assume that events are independent when they are not. Available here and by RSS on August 4.
And on August 11: Many "Stupid" Questions Aren't- Occasionally someone asks a question that causes us to think, "Now that's a stupid question." Rarely is that assessment correct. Knowing what alternative assessments are possible can help us respond more effectively in the moment. Available here and by RSS on August 11.
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