Why Optimism Bias Can Undermine Workplace Safety
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January 15, 2026 · 2 min · Episode 1
About this episode
Joshua Sullivan discusses the impact of optimism bias on workplace safety and the importance of proactive preparedness.
In this Secured bonus soundbite, Joshua Sullivan explains why optimism bias and lack of training leave organizations vulnerable—and how proactive preparedness can prevent people from freezing when violence strikes.
People in this episode
Guest: Joshua Sullivan
Topics covered
- workplace safety
- optimism bias
- proactive preparedness
- violence prevention
- organizational training
Keywords
- optimism bias
- workplace safety
- training
- preparedness
- violence
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