2023-04-25
20 分钟In this episode, Gregory LaBlanc says it’s not about what you know — it’s about how well you can communicate it.
Hi Matt here.
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A lot of our communication is really about translation, translating our ideas so other people can understand them.
Being a leader, a manager, a working professional, part of your job is to understand the context, the knowledge level, the information that you need to communicate and translate it in a way that people can understand it and work on it.
My name is Matt Abrahams and I teach strategic communication at Stanford Graduate School of Business.
Welcome to think fast, talk Smart, the podcast today I'm excited to be joined by Greg LeBlanc, who is a lecturer at Stanford GSB and Berkeley's Haas School of Business.
His research lies at the intersection of law, innovation, and the use of data in rapidly changing industries.
Greg's teaching covers many topics, including data strategy, digital transformation, human resource strategy, and behavioral finance.
Greg also hosts the Unsiloed podcast, which recently was added to the GSB podcast Family.
Welcome Greg.
Thanks Matt.
Great to be here.
I am super excited to be chatting with you, and I know we're going to talk about lots of cool topics, including podcasting.
Let's go ahead and get started.
You are truly a renaissance man.
Your areas of research and teaching cover such a wide range of topics.