Let’s be clear, psychological safety isn’t about being nice. It’s about creating a culture where people can speak up, challenge ideas, and offer unfiltered feedback, without fear. When leaders get this wrong, they create false harmony, avoid conflict, and stall team performance. In this discussion, Jennie and Craig go beyond the buzzwords and checklists. They’ll unpack what it takes to build environments where people feel safe to contribute and are expected to ...
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Let’s be clear, psychological safety isn’t about being nice. It’s about creating a culture where people can speak up, challenge ideas, and offer unfiltered feedback, without fear. When leaders get this wrong, they create false harmony, avoid conflict, and stall team performance. In this discussion, Jennie and Craig go beyond the buzzwords and checklists. They’ll unpack what it takes to build environments where people feel safe to contribute and are expected to ...
Leading Beyond Any Title: Navigating the Workplace Zoo: How to Lead and Work with Challenging Personalities
Leading Beyond Any Title
44 minutes
1 year ago
Leading Beyond Any Title: Navigating the Workplace Zoo: How to Lead and Work with Challenging Personalities
In the workplace, we often find ourselves interacting with a wild variety of personalities—some productive, others a bit more dangerous. Inspired by Jeroen Kraaijenbrink's "10 Dangerous Personalities to Avoid," this webinar explores how to recognize, manage, and even lead these personalities, rather than simply avoid them. Jennie and Craig as they discuss practical strategies for dealing with common workplace challenges, including how to lead difficult personalities and manage u...
Leading Beyond Any Title
Let’s be clear, psychological safety isn’t about being nice. It’s about creating a culture where people can speak up, challenge ideas, and offer unfiltered feedback, without fear. When leaders get this wrong, they create false harmony, avoid conflict, and stall team performance. In this discussion, Jennie and Craig go beyond the buzzwords and checklists. They’ll unpack what it takes to build environments where people feel safe to contribute and are expected to ...
