<p>During the 2019 NBA playoffs, a player was seen on his cell phone during the game while sitting on the bench. TV commentators jumped to conclusions about what he was doing, but jumped to their conclusions too soon. This episode explains 3 ways how leaders can avoid jumping to conclusions and possibly ruining relationships. </p>

During the 2019 NBA playoffs, a player was seen on his cell phone during the game while sitting on the bench. TV commentators jumped to conclusions about what he was doing, but jumped to their conclusions too soon. This episode explains 3 ways how leaders can avoid jumping to conclusions and possibly ruining relationships.

<p>During the 2019 NBA playoffs, a player was seen on his cell phone during the game while sitting on the bench. TV commentators jumped to conclusions about what he was doing, but jumped to their conclusions too soon. This episode explains 3 ways how leaders can avoid jumping to conclusions and possibly ruining relationships.&nbsp;</p>

3: 3 Ways Leaders Can Avoid Jumping To Conclusions

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