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3 days ago · Here are three reasons why we may feel compelled to replay conversations in our heads. 1. To Get The Closure We Seek. Human beings are wired to seek resolution and understanding, especially in ...
1 day ago · In this episode, Amy Gallo shares how disagreements, if reframed, can lead to more productive outcomes. Many of us would rank getting along with colleagues as an important aspect of work, but, as Amy Gallo explains, relationships devoid of disagreement can actually be less productive. “While our natural human instinct is to avoid conflict, I ...
8 hours ago · The workplace as a site of tensions. Taking place in a context that seems part-factory and part-construction site, four workers appear. One (Simon Laherty) directly addresses the audience as a ...
15 hours ago · Make sure that everyone has a common understanding of the issue at hand, why it is important and what are the acceptable behaviours. Actively listen to the conversations and identify the 3I’s as they happen. Pay close attention as the conversation progresses so you can identify and call out each of the three stages.
3 days ago · The analytical process of revisiting conversations is driven by two primary motivations: Pursuit of self-improvement; Avoidance of social rejection; Individuals often review conversations to identify areas for personal growth. However, this pursuit can trigger self-criticism and negative self-evaluation, particularly if influenced by perfectionism.
2 days ago · This Mental Health Awareness Month, we brought them together for a wide-ranging conversation about research, practice, program implementation, and what still needs to be learned to help workplaces manage and support the mental health of their employees. This conversation has been edited and condensed for length and clarity.
15 hours ago · Tom Ginsburg grew up in Berkeley, California, in the years after the free speech movement swept the UC Berkeley campus. As a child, he’d hear about the importance of free expression from those who took part in the movement, especially his father, and learned to speak freely, question his own knowledge, and listen closely to those with whom he disagreed. The afterglow of those protests for ...
