Most efforts to improve individual and organizational learning focus on teaching people how to give feedback. After years of consulting with organizations ar...

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Sandwiching criticism between compliments is confusing and counterproductive.

Fast Company Writer Pavithra Mohan shares some strategies to help you embrace the challenge and address conflict and difficult conversations head on.

As we become more aware and attuned, we are bound to make mistakes – which means in various scenarios we may cause harm or be harmed. Our fear of this can force us to retreat from tough conversations or important moments of learning. But suppose we can equip ourselves with tools for navigating chall

These five tips will help you set healthy boundaries so you can work smarter, avoid burnout and regain control of your career.

How you can build the one skill that will make you put your priorities in order

These six tactics create productive conflict with a focus on issues, not personalities.

Managing other people's reactions to your trauma is exhausting; enlisting someone else to update folks your behalf is a small act of self-care, and an easy way to take people up on their “let me know if you need anything” offers.

Four steps to get out of “fight or flight.”

Are you an activist or organizer working against systems of oppression in your community? Have you ever received feedback — gentle or not…

A good life will always have to involve complaining about how some people behave around us. But the act of complaining can go better or worse, depending on our our approach. Knowing how to complain properly is one of life’s key skills. If you like our films, take a look at our shop (we ship worldwide): https://goo.gl/UHqq6f Join our mailing list: http://bit.ly/2e0TQNJ Or visit us in person at our London HQ https://goo.gl/NIeiRd FURTHER READING “Almost every day, with slightly dispiriting inevitability, someone in our vicinity will hurt us in some way: it could be a friend, a colleague, a ch...

First, figure out what is driving their negative behavior.

Instead of spending your days complaining, you might try changing your workplace from within, says leadership expert Simon Sinek.

The current process ends too soon.

When you apologize, it’s important to acknowledge these three things.

Stanford B-school professor Bob Sutton says: Write a letter, focus on compassion, and hide the tissues.

Warmth beats toughness.

A little reframing of how we think about saying sorry is all it takes.