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MiQ Bengaluru, a top global marketing intelligence firm with a passion for innovation and continuous learning recently did a radical candor workshop.
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Radical Candor by Kim Scott
The book proving how caring personally and challenging directly makes a difference.
Here are 7 short takeaways I consider the most important.
These tips might seem simple but do we really master them?
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Radical Candor is the ability to show you Care Personally about a person you are Challenging Directly. It is a way to give feedback—what I prefer to call guidance—to people you collaborate with, at work and beyond.
MiQ Bengaluru, a top global marketing intelligence firm with a passion for innovation and continuous learning recently did a radical candor workshop.
The leadership team from their Asia Pacific (APAC) offices is focused on making sure MiQ is a great place to work, and the Radical Candor framework really resonated with them. They seized this opportunity to assess and improve how they communicate to their teams and each other, integrating learnings from the Indian, Singaporean, and Australian cultures while together.
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Resolving interpersonal conflict in the workplace
Recognizing and reporting harassment & discrimination
Handling complaints and taking corrective action
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Source: Candor, Inc.
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Leading from the Middle: Working With & Leading Difficult People by Attorney Chaz Arnett
1. Working With &
Leading Difficult People
Chaz Arnett
Juvenile Defender
Baltimore Juvenile Justice Center
Email: chaz.arnett@gmail.com
2. Why Is This Important?
• Difficult person may be your boss
• Need to develop a skill or learn a
technique that the difficult person has
mastered
• Being evaluated for team work done
with difficult person
• Can not avoid difficult person
• Needing to increase productivity of a
difficult employee you manage/
supervise
• Difficult person has access to networks
you need to tap into
• Untapped potential in difficult person
that could be useful
• Maintaining a low stress work
environment
3. Five Types Of Difficult People
• Ben The Bully
• Negative Natalie
• Lazy Larry
• Udonis the Underminer / Brutus The Backstabber
• Micromanaging Michelle
5. Bully Characteristics
• Prevents others from speaking at
meetings or events
• Publicly criticizes coworkers/team
members in demeaning and rude
ways
• Uses intimidation to either coerce
into or block others from work and
projects
• Extreme arrogance masking
insecurities (Know-it-alls)
• Hyper-competitive behaviors
• Feeds off of being in the control of
others
6. Dealing With Bullies?
• Bullies MUST be confronted in
constructive ways
• For challenging public attacks, use humor
to poke fun at the bully and cast their
mean spirited attempts as silly
• Address the bully privately to express your
concerns and fend off any signs of
weakness
• Never forfeit control by losing your
composure
• Lean on friends and church leaders for
advice on how to navigate
• In severe incidents raise issue with
management/administration (careful not
to be perceived as weak or a whiner)
• In less severe scenarios, or where the bully
is your subordinate, seek in-roads with
bully by learning more about him/her and
what drives them
8. Characteristics of Negative Natalie?
• Pessimistic about work projects and
their value
• Unhappy about current status/position
at work and in personal life
• Shoots down others’ hopefulness and
creativity, and saps other people’s
energy
• Self-defeatist nature leads to intended
and unintended assaults on leadership/
work progress and productivity
• Believes something fundamental, has
not been given or has been taken from
him/her at work
• Attempts to form disgruntled groups/
cliques
9. Neutralizing Negativity?
• Avoidance only works to a minimal,
and silence is acquiescence. To lead,
grow, addressing the “Debbie
Downer” may be necessary.
• Stepping back and not taking things
personally (separate the person from
the issue)
• Leverage direction and flow of
communications/conversations
• Shift from being reactive to the
negative person to being proactive
• Pick your battles wisely and save
energy
• Listen. Hear the negative person out,
but continually force them to reflect
on concrete solutions, instead of
simply venting.
11. Characteristics of Lazy Larry
• Avoids tough projects and heavy
work assignments
• Does not follow through on
scheduled assignments and
deadlines
• Never volunteers or assists other
coworkers or team members
• May be wrestling with a lack of
confidence in being able to take on
several tasks
• Does not care about the quality of
their work
• Deny ever making commitments
that they do not uphold
12. Motivating Lazy Larry?
• Provide unexpected “shout outs” to
the individual for the work they do
(affirmation)
• Focus on what assets are available to
the person and what can be done,
versus focus on what has not been
done
• Be more strategic assigning projects,
setting deadlines, and providing
feedback
• Refuse to be an enabler. Doing extra
work to cover for lazy coworker or
team member can quickly lead to
burnout
• Focus on your own work product and
be more aggressive in making sure
your boss/supervisor is aware of all
the work you are specifically doing if
on a team project
14. Characteristics of the Underminer
• Revels in office or workplace gossip
and/or drama, because any and all
information is seen as useful ammo
• Self-centered; will always look out
for themselves first over the team
• Will never assume accountability
for failures/inactions that make you
or the team look bad
• Will unabashedly assume credit for
other people’s ideas and work
• Refuses to assist others unless it is
perceived to benefit the underminer
• Exposes your missteps (or actions
characterized as missteps) to
management in attempts to make
themselves look better
15. Blocking the Backstabber
• Always cover your tracks and
protect yourself from sabotage
• Stay above the fray on office gossip
and drama, and never give too
much information for others to use
• Ensure that your office “confidant”
is truly reliable; or if you can/
should even have one
• The backstabber is never openly
undermining you. Be sure to
identify who may be working
against you to be better able to
neutralize that person
• Remove the Shield: seeking advice
and input from potential
underminers even when you do not
need it
17. Characteristics of the Micromanager
• Lacks confidence in team and
others
• Needs work done in ONE way and
ONE way only: THEIR way
• Incessant inspections on work
progress
• Re-write/re-do reports and projects
to their own specifications
• Stifles creativity and individuality
• Fails to get the most out of her
employees by preventing
development and growth
18. Managing Micromanagement
• Be more strategic in getting tasks,
assignments, and projects documented
in writing, with detail
• Seek out other avenues for additional
work from another manager or
supervisor
• Be proactive and develop professional
growth map/calendar to discuss with
manager
• Meeting manager in nonthreatening
(less intense environment); after work
events; see each other in a different
light
• Reflect and evaluate the worth/benefit
of experience versus the work
environment