2024-06-25
27 分钟"Directness, with respect, is essential.”
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Having crucial, critical, constructive conversations can be challenging for all of us.
Today, we'll discuss how to make those easier.
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 am super excited to chat with Irv Grosbeck.
Irv was the co founder and co director of the GSB center for Entrepreneurial Studies, which he helped run for 20 years, and he is the co author of the textbook New business Ventures and the Entrepreneur.
He teaches conversations and management for the GSB and for ten years he taught managing difficult conversations at Stanford Medical School.
He co founded Continental Cablevision, later called Media one.
He serves on numerous boards and is an owner of the Boston Celtics basketball team.
Irv, thanks so much for joining me.
I am super excited for our conversation.
Well, Matt, thanks for asking me.
It's a treat to be here.
Yeah.
Shall we get started?