Principles By Ray Dalio
Principles By Ray Dalio
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How to get and stay in sync with coworkers and teammates

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It is harder to run an idea meritocracy in which disagreements are encouraged than a top-down autocracy in which they are suppressed. But when believable parties to disagreements are willing to learn from each other, their evolution is faster and their decision making is far better.

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