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Organizational psychologist at Wharton, #1 NYT bestselling author of HIDDEN POTENTIAL and THINK AGAIN, and host of the TED podcasts WorkLife and Re:Thinking

  • In unhealthy relationships, silence shields a fragile tie. You bite your tongue to keep the peace until minor issues escalate into major conflict.

In healthy relationships, candor builds a stronger bond. You say your piece to show care and grow your capacity to resolve conflict.
Tim Marks

President and CEO @ Metropolitan Ministries | Nonprofit Management

2mo

So what you are saying is #feedbackisagift

Brenda D.

Program Manager, Digital Discovery Initiative | Arizona State University | School of Earth and Space Exploration | I Love Making a Difference

2mo

💯

Alexandre Freire

Commissioner of the National Telecommunications Agency - ANATEL

2mo

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Radha D

Manager | Certified UX Writer |Certified EI Coach |Certified Life & Empowerment Coach | Certified Organizational Coach| Certified Solution Focused Coach |Certified Online & Business English Trainer| |Leadership Coaching

2mo

CANDOR helps prevent disconnection.

Bobby Sas, L.G.

Landslide Geologist @ NCGS | Career & Science Educator | Geomorphology + Geology + Geoarchaeology

2mo

Making this actionable advice in the work environment means you have to put personal boundaries over your employment and business relationships. And that just isn’t how our work culture is set up in late stage capitalism. Candor at work can get you fired and sidelined. Tread cautiously on this “advice”. Personal peace and job security are mutually exclusive in many organizations.

Dr. Alex Steinberg, Ph.D.

My Mission: Up Your Success! Language, Mindset & AI Tools for the New Era ✨ GREAT Resources 👉 Click Bio Link ✨10X Leader I Fortune500s I 10 Industries Globally I High Conversion Psychologist

2mo

Relations That Respect Candor Are Gold

Kristof Moris

Financial Controller bij IPCOS

2mo

Easily said… 👍🏻

Healthy candor is much more than “saying your piece.”

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