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Growth Mindset vs. Fixed Mindset

Cloverleaf

Carol Dweck has spent decades researching fixed mindset vs growth mindset. In a fixed mindset, we view our abilities as innate, (aka, “just the way I am,”), making failure and constructive feedback feel personal and insurmountable. The good news is, we can learn to choose a growth mindset.

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How to Engage Teams With a Growth Mindset

Achievers

In my blog, “ Should You Start with Team Building to Increase Engagement? “, I encourage HR professionals to diagnose team engagement by searching for an imbalance in five areas. The first is psychological safety , discussed in my last blog. For this blog, I explain the second area, growth mindset. Failing is harmful.”.

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This Isn’t Feedback: We’re Not Here to “Fix” People

Achievers

In the first of my four blogs about the things you may think are feedback, but actually aren’t, I introduced the idea that we’ve been getting feedback all wrong. DON’T try to “fix” someone. We covered the first of these, simple platitudes, in my prior blog, so now let’s focus on the next issue. DON’T try to “fix” someone.

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Which Ideas And Values Give You Professional Pause?

Babette Ten Haken - Human Capital & Industrial IoT

You read this blog because you crave the collaborative magic which happens every time you and I move one millimeter beyond the professional barriers you create for yourself by living in a constant state of Professional Pause. That mindset lives in the land of head trash. Will you join me? You know it, I know it. So go ahead.

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This Isn’t Feedback: Telling Isn’t Trust-Building

Achievers

In my first two blogs on this topic ( blog one and blog two ), I made the case that it’s time (actually, well past time) to fix feedback and realize the full positive power feedback can bring to us and our organizations. We’ll tackle one more issue in my next blog. Ready to dig deeper into fixing feedback?

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Anytime Fitness CEO Highlights 4 Traits That Make Leaders Stand Out

Hireology

Instead, Runyon started to shift his mindset by focusing not on minimizing labor costs for the sake of expense reduction, but instead looking for ways to invest in their talent base through tools and training. ” As a business owner, Runyon says that’s an unhealthy mindset to have.

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Top 10 Employee Engagement Blog Posts of 2017

Maritz Motivation

As we reflect back, we wanted to share ten of our favorite blog posts from 2017: 10 Employee Engagement Blog Posts You Need to Read from 2017. #1. A growth mindset, for example, allows room for transformation and change, while a fixed mindset involves avoiding risk for fear of failure and inadequacy.