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Recognizing and Seeing Lies: 3 Steps to Truth [+ Checklists]
People around us lie very often. But how can one recognize the deceptions? 3 steps to the truth. How an Investor Debunked the Big Lie Steve Marks, a Northern California venture capitalist, felt good when he walked into the CEO's office in the fall of 2005. He was a guest at a young, ambitious company for Read more
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Lies in digital communication: Recognizing the truth in 3 steps
The Internet has radically changed the way we communicate - and made it easy for liars and fraudsters. How can this problem be solved? Modern communication or a brief history of loss of trust In the past, communication was mostly face-to-face. Relationships were based on regular personal interaction. This is one reason why 80 Read more
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Surrounded by lies: Why people don't tell the truth - 5 steps [+ checklists]
We are surrounded by lies every day, far more than we believe. But why can't we trust others unconditionally? 5 insights. Don't Make It Easy for Others Jane Sullivan willingly admits she made it easy for an investment firm executive to relieve her by $ 250.000 - her savings for retirement. Jane Read more
Here writes: Pamela Meyer
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Pamela Meyer is a certified fraud investigator and entrepreneur. Pamela Meyer is the founder of Simpatico Networks, one of the leading companies operating online social networks. She holds an MBA from Harvard and is a certified fraud expert. She is comprehensively trained in interview and questioning techniques, the interpretation of microexpressions of the face and body language as well as the analysis of statements and behavior. For the book “How to Recognize Every Lie”, she worked with a research team for several years and put together a comprehensive study of lies and fraud. Meyer is described by Reader's Digest as "the nation's best known expert on lies".
