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Why Your Inclusion Wins May Be Based on False Evidence
If your inclusion results rest on circumstantial evidence, you take credit you cannot defend. Here I explain how to look for causation.
In this episode we cover:
- How circumstantial evidence masquerades as proof
- Why good work can produce wrong conclusions
- How the 3 I's test causation
If you're finding that you can't prove your results actually belong to you, start here: https://realitycheck.elementofinclusion.com/
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By Dr Jonathan Ashong-Lamptey Diversity & Inclusion I Broadcaster I Speaker IIf your inclusion results rest on circumstantial evidence, you take credit you cannot defend. Here I explain how to look for causation.
In this episode we cover:
- How circumstantial evidence masquerades as proof
- Why good work can produce wrong conclusions
- How the 3 I's test causation
If you're finding that you can't prove your results actually belong to you, start here: https://realitycheck.elementofinclusion.com/