Radical Candor: Communication at Work
Ready to love your job, crush your career goals, and become the kind of leader everyone actually wants to work with? Welcome to the Radical Candor podcast, where you'll learn how to kick ass at work without losing your humanity. Host Amy Sandler and Radical Candor co-founders Kim Scott and Jason Rosoff to break down how you can Care Personally and Challenge Directly — the deceptively simple but powerful formula for b
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“Jeremy Utley, who wrote A wonderful book called The Human Advantage”
“Sherry Turkle. So she has this new book, Artificial Intimacy”
“Podcast is based on the book, Radical Candor. Be a kick-ass boss without losing your community. By Kim Scott”
“Uh and he is an an incredible author of the book The Persuasive Leader”
“John Cotter at Harvard, uh talked about this in his leading change. books that he wrote”
“This podcast is based on the book, Radical Candor. Be a kick-ass boss without losing your humanity. By Kim Scott”
“I Kim Scott, and here talking to the authors of books I love, and today I'm thrilled to be with Christina Wing who wrote unspeakable”
“When I talk about ruinous empathy in the book Radical Candor I often talk about tell people who aren't doing a good job”
“my hope is for People to read. Radical candor. to read Amy Edmondson's book. many books around psycho psychological safety”
“In radical respect I I wrote about bias, prejudice, and bullying”
“Beverly Tatum has that book, Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together at the Cafeteria Table”
“Podcast is based on the book Radical Candor. a kick ass boss without losing your humanity. By Kim Scott”
“And I'm thrilled to have today Tiffany Bova, author of the Experience Mindset”
“So my my my first book, Growth IQ, was the sort of like a culmination of my practitioner operational experience”
“This podcast is based on the book Radical Candor: Be a Kick-ass Boss Without Losing Your Humanity by Kim Scott”
“He is the best-selling author of the best. place to work and decoding greatness”
“His new book, Super Teams, The Science and Secrets of High Performing Teams, reveals what the very best teams do differently”
“I always describe when I was writing Radical Candor, I said the second hardest part of radical candor was getting inside my own head”
“Caroline is the author of Leadership Intelligence and How to Have a Great Day”
“Caroline is the author of Leadership Intelligence and How to Have a Great Day”
“called The Some of Us by Heather McGee about how It's a it's a g it's a wonderful book”
“Podcast is based on the book Radical Cander. be a kick ass boss without losing your humanity. By Kim Scott”
“I start the book with the story of what's called the simple sabotage field manual”
“This podcast is based on the book Radical Candor. Be a kick-ass boss without losing your humanity. By Kim Scott”
“Rob Lalka is the author of Venture Alchemist and also a Professor at Tulane”
“And Eric Reese's new book, Incorruptible, offers a lot of suggestions about how if you want to start a company you can still be an entrepreneur”
“And the book is called Life Worth Living”
“This podcast is based on the book Radical Cander. be a kick ass boss without losing your humanity. By Kim Scott”
“multipliers. is probably your most famous one”
“one of my favorite books of all time is called The Dawn of Everything. And”
“Podcast is based on the book Radical Candor. Be a kick-ass boss without losing your humanity by Kim Scott”
“Welcome. Doctor Kennedy. Doctor Beckett. Thank you, Kim. So happy to be here. Thrilled, thrilled to have you. I I wanna I think there's so much overlap actually between our work. Radical can are is about caring personally and challenging directly at the same time. And I really feel like Good Inside is kind of about the same thing”
“The Radical Canner Podcast is based on the book Radical Cander via Kick-Ass Boss Without Losing Your Humanity by Kim Scott”
“I wrote about it in the Some of Us”
“a chapter for a book called Four Hundred Souls, which takes a five-year look at every year of uh the presence of Africans in the United States from sixteen nineteen on”
“The Radical Canner Podcast is based on the book Radical Cander The A Kick-Ass Boss Without Losing Your Humanity by Kim Scott”
“I'm Kim Scott here with The Radical Sabbatical. Today I'm talking to Oliver Bullo, who wrote two books that I uh have read and loved, Moneyland and Butler to the World”
“Moneyland and Butler to the World, and he's got a new one coming out, Everybody Loves Our Dollars”
“he's got a new one coming out, Everybody Loves Our Dollars”
“I the heart of darkness comes to mind. There's that that, you know, the scene where the narrator tells the Kurtz's fiancee that he's died”
“David Gellis a f a few weeks ago who wrote a book called Revolt of the Rich”
“The Radical Candor Podcast is based on the book Radical Candor: The A Kick-ass Boss Without Losing Your Humanity by Kim Scott”
“Welcome, Gary Garstel, the author of The Rise and Fall of the Neoliberal Order”
“It's the 250th anniversary called called The Wealth of Nations, same year as the Declaration of Independence”
“a co-author of a book that we wrote in 1989, a long time ago, The Rise and Fall of the New Deal Order”
“when he writes his book on the 1990s called The Roaring 90s, He doesn't understand what happened to him”
“The Radical Candor podcast is based on the book Radical Candor: The A Kick-Ass Boss Without Losing Your Humanity by Ken Scott”
“With me today is Stephen Johnson, who is the author of an incredible book that I have read. twice. I'll show it to you. It's on my Libro FM, The Infernal Machine”
“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”
“the last one in this genre is a book called the um Enemy of All Mankind about pirates”
“I tried to reread The Wealth of Nations. It was so boring I couldn't get through it”
“a book I wrote a million my second book, this book called Emergence about self-organizing systems and bottom-up systems. It was it was called The Connected Lives of Ants, Brains, Cities, and Software”
“And recently I read The one and the 99 by Luke Burgess and we are lucky to be in conversation here today”
“I wrote my first book called Wanting, which is about mimetic desire”
“Eric Hoffer wrote a great book in the 1950s called The True Believer”
“The Radical Candor podcast is based on the book Radical Candor, The A Kick-ass Boss Without Losing Your Humanity by Kim Scott”
“Daniel Coyle, who is uh known probably to all of you as the author of The Culture Code”
“before uh Cleveland Guardians, formerly the Indians are it's actually where Moneyball originated”
“The Radical Candor podcast is based on the book Radical Candor: The A Kick-ass Boss Without Losing Your Humanity by Kim Scott”
“Eric is the author of the New York Times bestseller, The Lean Startup, The Leader's Guide”
“Eric is the author of the New York Times bestseller, The Lean Startup, The Leader's Guide”
“It's called Incorruptible. why good companies go bad and how great companies stay great”
“And yet, if you read No More Tears, that book, like He he was he was flawed profoundly”
“like um, um The Murderbot Diaries, if you've read, if you've read All System Thread”
“Matt Dinneman has a series of books that start with Dungeon Crawler Carl”
“The Radical Canner podcast is based on the book Radical Candor: The A Kick-Ass Boss Without Losing Your Humanity by Kim Scott”
“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”
“our first book called Howful is Your Bucket that really caught on”
“Susan Kane, who's a friend of mine, had in her book Quiet”
“I was the IT project manager on Strengthsfinder and that was our project to kind of take all these interviews and put them on the internet”
“I don't know if you read Luke Luke Burgess's book, Wanting”
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