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The little things – again!
Photo by Nutloaf Bob Sutton quotes in his blog 10 of the best comments one of his most prominent commenters, Wally Bock , have written on his blog during the years. Many of them are worth a minute to...
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On the difficulties of the questions-based approach
Photo by Kalleboo This week I spent in the Israeli Air Force training some of its commanders on different aspects of communication and feedback. While there, I tried to implement some of the issues I...
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You are not listening to me
Photo by ky_olsen It happened last week. I got into an argument with someone close to me. Very close. Well, that happens frequently enough, but this argument was one of those arguments that quickly...
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Active acceptance and anonymous #feedback
Photo by Ben Fredericson (xjrlokix) A few weeks ago I attended a 3-day seminar dealing with positive psychology. Even though I was familiar with most of the research and concepts presented there, I...
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Getting #feedback is hard
Photo by Criterion I remember when I was in the Israeli Air Force an officer responsible for teaching one of the cadet courses and I had the following conversation: Officer: Hey, you guys teach how to...
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BUT…
Photo by lionheartphotography Last week I was thinking a lot about feedback as I was preparing to give a class about it as part of my reserve duty in the Israeli Air-force. One of the issues with...
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The atmosphere of #feedback
Photo by NASA I got to teach a few classes about feedback and have always been fascinated with the subject and its personal as well as organizational consequences. I rarely encounter anything that...
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Thoughts about perceptions, imagination and communication inspired by...
Photo by krossbow A few days ago I wrote about Stumbling on Happiness by Dan Gilbert and how revealing it is with regards to the fallibility of the human mind. One side effect of Gilbert’s delving into...
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Inside and outside view
Photo by dlco4 Following the last two posts about Stumbling on Happiness by Dan Gilbert (here and here) I wanted to highlight a few more interesting quotes from the book. One of the basic challenges...
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Book review of The Invisible Gorilla: How Our Intuitions Deceive Us
Imagine you are asked to watch a short video (above or here) in which six people – three in white shirts and three in black shirts-pass basketballs around. While you watch, you must keep a silent...
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