Value clashes
You give someone feedback that their behaviour is against company values, but they don’t agree: how do you respond?
You give someone feedback that their behaviour is against company values, but they don’t agree: how do you respond?
Aga Bajer
1:59
Javier Suarez
1:00
How do you know if someone’s values are a good fit before hiring them?
Javier Suarez
2:19
Aga Bajer
4:56
Someone more senior than you isn’t upholding company values: what should you do?
Aga Bajer
4:30
Javier Suarez
1:31
A hiring manager is impressed with a candidate's credentials, but you think their values clash with the company’s: what do you say to the hiring manager?
Javier Suarez
1:09
Aga Bajer
2:55
A senior leader doesn't think people’s values are important, just performance: what should you say to convince them?
Aga Bajer
2:07
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Hard-to-hear feedback
The harder it is to hear, the harder it is to give. But feedback doesn’t need to be a negative experience—for them or you.
Hard-to-hear feedback
The harder it is to hear, the harder it is to give. But feedback doesn’t need to be a negative experience—for them or you.
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