Here are four things leaders must do to keep clear amid the chaos.
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Here are four things leaders must do to keep clear amid the chaos.
Read More →What causes groupthink? One major factor is the tendency people have in meetings to rush toward consensus, just so the meeting can end earlier.
Exhaustive lists of leadership principles burden the brain, making them hard to remember and nearly impossible to weave into the larger culture.
Groupthink is what happens when team members stop thinking independently, don’t speak up, and race toward consensus. But leaders can still avoid it.
Whether someone speaks up at work or keeps quiet often comes down to their sense of social threat or reward, which leaders play a crucial role in creating.
A focus on growth mindset and building unity through conversations and bias mitigation have helped Nokia create lasting culture change.
Establishing the right priorities are important to create long-lasting change, but leaders also need to implement the right habits and systems.
Our brains crave certainty and loathe uncertainty, both of which make thinking about even the near future extremely difficult.
A shift in mindset — from a fixed mindset to a growth mindset — is the first step leaders need to take in their organization to help kickstart culture change.
Research shows some leaders take growth mindset and run in all sorts of directions with it. To understand why, we can look to the science of learning.
For behavior change to occur, new learning must be easily recalled and employed when it’s needed, like “stop, drop and roll.”
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To affect change, changing language around privilege can strengthen the voice that’s speaking and improve the outcome with the listener.
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