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Susan Cain’s New Book Explores the Question: What Is Sadness Good For?

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Docter was scheduled to screen the film in progress for Pixar’s executive team. According to the film’s narrative arc, Joy should have learned a great lesson. Keltner taught Docter and his team the functions of each major emotion: Fear keeps you safe. Copyright © 2022 by Susan Cain. And he was sure it was a failure.

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I Shared My OCD Struggles with 11,000 Employees—Their Responses Showed Me the Importance of Vulnerability in Leadership

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The power of embracing vulnerability in leadership When I first started to learn about diversity and inclusion , I would say, “Here is the way I think about people. We are all books, and we each have many chapters. It’s not until you open the book and read those chapters that you understand why someone thinks or behaves as they do.

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How Designers Can Set The Stage For A Flexible Future

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This empowers teams to plan their in-office time to prioritize activities that offer the biggest benefits for in-person engagement. Continuous listening and learning from staff feedback allows leadership to best understand how and where team members want to work and where friction points lie. Image Courtesy of SmithGroup.

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Stacey Abrams’ New Co-Authored Book Details the Struggles Black Entrepreneurs Still Face and Why Business Partnership Differences Can Be Your Superpower

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We got to see each other learn. And we got to see each other pursue a passion to reform part of the state’s foster-care system through the community service project our team spearheaded. We learned that difference was our superpower. Copyright © 2022 by Stacey Y. We got to see each other be vulnerable and uncomfortable.

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Rule No. 1 of Workplace Inclusion: It Only Works if Everyone Buys In

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Google it and don’t engage in bad faith, and you’ll learn a lot. It can look like a white employee’s getting promoted simply because a minority employee with a more senior role joined the team. Excerpted from SEEN, HEARD, AND PAID copyright © 2022 by Alan Henry. Tulshyan elaborated: “Shonda Rhimes calls it FOD.

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Considering a job change or other life change? 7 questions to ask yourself first

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She works with individuals, teams and organizations to help them reach their limits (in a good way!), and in her new book Smart Growth , she shares what she’s learned. . When it comes to growth, Johnson uses a model called the S Curve of Learning (first identified by social science researcher E.M. Is it easy to test? .

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4 ways to make people feel valued at work, even when you’re not all together

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Considering a perhaps permanent transition to digital communications, an increased amount of remote work, smaller, flatter teams and an accelerated pace of change, it’s never been more critical to show the people we work with that we respect and appreciate them. To address this, Lisa has created a process following every monthly team call.

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