HOW DO YOU CREATE PSYCHOLOGICAL SAFETY AT WORK? Interview with Amy Edmondson

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In this Summer Special episode of the Digital HR Leaders podcast, Amy Edmondson is interviewed about how to create psychological safety at work. In this clip, she outlines what is psychological safety and what leaders can do to create it in the workplace.
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[@voodle5944]

"...it's also about being proactive and inviting voice. You can't just say 'well gee, I'm really eager to hear from people and I'm sure they know that...' You have to be proactive. You have to say 'what's on your mind?' What are you seeing? What concerns do you have? What questions do you have?' and make it more difficult for people to remain silent than speak up because you've issued those invitations. And then, of course, it really matters how you respond... you must not shoot the messenger." SO important and so true. Thanks for this great breakdown on psychological safety!! We're excited to see what this new and changing work ecosystem can create.

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[@w.a.m7936]

thanks you very much for clear & understandable explanation.. so important aspect to be considered a leader.

[@susanmclaughlin-4p1gd9]

The video reminds me of the time I performed a pump head calc for the engineer of record. He had grossly underestimated it, and pump wasn't large enough, and he took it out on me with anger. That's one of many examples I have of psychological insecurity in the workplace.

[@ScottMcArthur]

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[@LD-wf2yt]

Q: 01:26 What steps should leaders take to create psychological safety?
A: Practice Financial literacy and Financial Transparency. Explanation: how can anyone play a game without a scoreboard.