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Regret Vs. Apology: The President of Notre Dame University Regrets

John Jenkins, the president of Notre Dame University, attended the Covid19 super-spreader event that was the White House announcement of...

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Why Amy Cooper’s Central Park Incident Apology is Weak

On March 25, there was an altercation between a woman dog-walker and a bird-watching man in Central Park. Amy Cooper was walking her dog...

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Unforgiven: The Failed Apology of Equifax CEO Richard Smith

Even a perfect apology doesn’t vaccinate a company against fallout from corporate misbehavior. Two weeks after Equifax chairman and CEO...

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Why Apologies Are More Effective Without Explanations

As the pace of apologies by business people responding to accusations of sexual misconduct accelerates, the apologies are not keeping up....

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Is There Such a Thing as an Insincere Apology?

Let’s consider the question another way. Is there such a thing as an insincere waiter? An inattentive waiter, sure. An incompetent...

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A Tale of Two Apologies

Recently two high profile companies experienced high-visibility failures. Travis Kalanick, the founder and CEO of the ride sharing firm...

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Trump and the Dance of the Past Offense Apology

Most people have enough difficulty apologizing for their behavior in the moment. Apology becomes even more complicated when it comes to...

Man Who Attacked Uber Driver Apologizes . . . Badly

Mug shot following Benjamin Golden’s attack on a Uber driver Benjamin Golden, the ex Taco Bell marketing manager, was all over the news...

A Disgraced Rabbi’s Apology–“I Shattered the Worlds of Those I Loved Most.”

Is there any offense that’s so terrible that no apology can be its equal? Rabbi Barry Freundel leaves the D.C. Superior Court House in...

Is an Apology “Just Words” or An Action?

Some people dismiss an apology as “just words.” A gesture without substance. The words of the minister perform a legally-enforceable...

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