2023-09-05
33 分钟Kim Scott shares the power of being both caring and challenging when giving feedback.
Hi Matt here.
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Loved it.
Hated it.
That sucked.
Feedback is critical to improving our communication skills, but how do we do it right so it's meaningful?
I'm Matt Abrahams.
I teach strategic communication at Stanford Graduate School of business.
And welcome to think Fast, talk Smart, the podcast today, I'm really excited to speak with Kim Scott.
Kim is an executive, an author, and a speaker.
She wrote the New York Times bestseller Radical Candor.
Be a kick ass boss without losing your humanity and just work how to root out bias, prejudice, and bullying to create a kick ass culture of inclusivity.
Kim also held important senior leadership and development roles at Google and Apple, and she's also an executive coach.
Welcome, Kim.
I am super excited to talk to you.
And our former guest and friend Bob Sutton speaks super highly of your work.