Many of the people who are most excited to learn about leadership are narcissists.
Data: people with inflated egos are drawn to theories that glorify leader dominance and charisma.
Great leaders view their roles as an act of service, not an avenue for authority and attention.
“Toxic rock stars, who evade consequences because they deliver results, can ruin the workplace experience for most employees, but they’re particularly harmful to women of color.
Leaders, Stop Rewarding Toxic Rock Stars https://t.co/M1ScG9xudD
#Leadership#Culture#HR#Diversity
@AdamMGrant Based on moral emotions framework, guilt and shame have some benefits to the society. But it is interesting to include self compassion to minimize negative impact to one's self esteem.
Working from home 2 days a week is good for people and organizations.
Experiment: 1600 people, 6 months. Being randomly assigned to 3 days onsite (vs. 5):
-Quitting down 35%, sick days down 12%
-Increased satisfaction
-No cost to performance or promotions
The future is hybrid.
It's depressing to ruminate about the doors that closed yesterday. It's liberating to look for the doors that are open today.
You can't change who you've been. It's never too late to choose who you want to become.
Identity is a decision, not a destiny.
https://t.co/jRVxrdScKU
I've always felt that #psychological#resilience is a messy, messed-up and rather unhelpful idea.
This analysis of the origins of the idea in #Physics could shed some light on and help clarify the concept.
https://t.co/mTtB9A56C2
Being shy doesn't mean you're an introvert.
Shyness is a fear of negative evaluation. You avoid situations that might embarrass you and people who might judge you.
Introversion is a tendency to be quiet and reserved. You avoid interactions that might overwhelm you or drain you.
Metaverse will become a part of our work life. Last year we tried Gather Town, this year we try Breakroom Metaverse. Check it out on https://t.co/k1sGfjej8W #HR#Metaverse#EmployeeExperience
Many people fail to benefit from constructive feedback because they overreact and undercorrect.
When a helpful suggestion feels like a big threat to your ego, you only make a small change to your habits.
The best way to learn is to overcorrect. Discomfort is a sign of growth.