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Challenges and enablers of upward communication: How to foster a speak-up culture in your organization

Upward communication can be intimidating and difficult in organizations depending on the culture and how employees view authority figures. It is important for organizational leaders to be open to upward communication if they want to know what is happening in their organizations.
Challenges and enablers of upward communication: How to foster a speak-up culture in your organization
Aaron G., 19.02.2019
Workplace communication, Internal beliefs, Speak-up culture, Leadership

Unlocking the secrets of psychological safety: What does scientific evidence tell us?

One of the most important aspects of organizational life is that management and staff feel secure in taking risks. The concept of psychological safety is the belief that a team is safe to take interpersonal risks without negative consequences for their career (Kahn, 1990). Team members who feel accepted within their teams experience psychological safety. Recent research on psychological safety show that it is an important factor for workplace effectiveness (Edmondson & Lei, 2014).
Teammitglieder, die sich von ihrem Team akzeptiert fühlen, verspüren psychologische Sicherheit.
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Dr. Annette Towler, 05.02.2018 | Posted in Leadership, Learning & Development 0 comment
High Performance Organization, High Performance Team, Innovation, Leadership, Organizational learning, Psychological safety, Speak-up culture

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