“When I talk about ruinous empathy in the book Radical Candor I often talk about tell people who aren't doing a good job”
“even though I wrote a whole book R radical candor on giving feedback”
“Kim Scott, who's wonderful. She wrote radical candor”
“it's relevant uh you know, tying it in a radical candor, it's so relevant to the kind of bottoms-up management that that I believe in”
“I thought I was writing it purely for myself. because I love to write. And as it turned out, it did get published and it helped other people. And that is what really gave it meaning”
“Kim Scott was my guest on that episode, the founder of Radical Candor and author of the book by the same name”
“it's a bit like the radical candor stuff when they talk about manipulative insincerity and obnoxious aggression”
“Then I like radical candor. I know some of your guests put that on. I've met Kim Scott, she's phenomenal. Like that. Radical candor really gave me the confidence to be assertive in the ways that I never had been before”
“I'm Kim Scott, author of Radical Candor and Radical Respect”
“The book Radical Candor. Yeah. Yeah. It's uhwhill. We had Kim Scott on the podcast. It's a great book”
“Kim Scott, the wonderful, amazing Kim Scott. And her book Radical Candor”
“I am a huge disciple of Kim Scott. Radical candor”
“Today my guest is Kim Scott. Kim is the author of Radical Candor. which is the single most referenced book on this podcast”
“The big one for me is um radical candor and this I'm just I know my team watching this is gonna laugh at me'cause I talk about this every day ... Have you read? I have, I'd love it. It's yeah, it's like my all time favorite book”
“Radical candor, dare to lead, I to be honest, are the ones I recommend the most because I do a lot of late out coaching, new managers and helping them learn how to manage”
“and in the basis of radical candor, a book that's often taken pretty out of context because they're like, you know, I'm being candid, I'm being radically candid”
“Approach also reminds me of This book Radical Candor”
“Like basically I don't know if you read that book. Yeah, Kim Malone Scott, I think”
“Definitely radical candor. We give this out to customers. It's really good for management and best practices around giving feedback”
“have you read a book called Radical Canada? It's up there at on my bookshelf somewhere, but I've not read it yet”
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