"Former Google Executive Reveals the Biggest Mistake Bosses Make When Being Honest with Workers"

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Former Apple and Google executive Kim Scott emphasizes the importance of radical candor in leadership, which involves caring personally while challenging directly. Scott believes that many bosses struggle to provide honest feedback due to fear, leading to negative feedback styles such as obnoxious aggression, ruinous empathy, or manipulative insincerity. To achieve radical candor, leaders should establish good relationships with their employees, solicit feedback, and learn to balance compassion with candidness. Scott also encourages leaders to be tough but fair in their communication, avoiding manipulative insincerity and the fear of upsetting workers.
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