This post about how to use Radical Candor to guide conversations to a more productive place is by Russ Laraway, author of When They Win, You Win: Being a Great Manager is Simpler Than You Think.
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This piece about being bullied at work by Wesley Faulkner was originally published on the Just Work blog.
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I’ve spent more than a decade working in remote and hybrid environments. In fact, I have worked from home for so long that I don’t think I could even function or be productive in an office setting.
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Kim Scott and Jason Rosoff are so excited to announce that a Radical Candor MasterClass is finally here!
If your boss doesn’t give you feedback, it's important to know how to ask for feedback from your manager.
The first time a person in a class I was teaching asked about how to give humble feedback, I sat there with my mouth hanging open. It was all I could do not to break into the song from the 70s show HeeHaw. “Oh lord, it’s hard to be humble, when...
We have learned something really important from the way that the press sometimes describes Radical Candor as brutal honesty. And we want your advice on how to communicate this idea more clearly.