Neuro Leadership
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If You Want Employees to Speak Up, Start by Minimizing Threat
New research found situational factors — not so much personal factors — led employees to speak up.
Why Transparency Is the Secret to Improving Employee Experience
Being transparent costs leaders nothing — making transparency one of the most cost-effective ways to invigorate a workforce.
How to Build Empathy in People, from a Psychologist’s Trip to the Hospital
The more you help employees see each other as individuals, the stronger your entire team will be.
How Social Threats Create Toxic Cultures, and What You Can Do About Them
Leaders who stay aware of these five domains can create more psychological safety at work.
How to Create Cultures of Cooperation
Think about identity — how to create a powerful, compelling group identity. That’s the key to unlocking our potential.
Why the Typical Performance Review Is Overwhelmingly Biased
The traditional performance review is a confidential, closed-door meeting between no more than two people. Research suggests it is also to..
How Microsoft Transformed its Approach to Feedback
When it comes to getting the feedback employees need to learn and grow, it’s time to stop giving and start asking.
What Airline Pilots and Nurses Can Teach Organizations About Decision-Making
Successful teams implement systems that provide clear if-then plans. These if-then plans in turn help lower-status team members save the d..
The Smartest Teams Embrace the ‘Diversity Paradox’
Diverse teams often make smarter decisions than non-diverse teams, but — crucially — at the expense of having confidence in that decision.