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Here are a few insights from our surveys on trust in organizations
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In high-trust environments, people are 106% more willing to provide feedback to others
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In high-trust environments, people are 76% more receptive to feedback they get from others
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In high-trust environments, people are 240% more willing to be vulnerable with one another, ask stupid questions and suggest stupid ideas
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When people in the organization are more willing to be vulnerable, give feedback, and be receptive to feedback, they are ten times more willing to engage in productive, constructive disagreement
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Organizations in which people are more willing to engage in constructive disagreement are 64% more productive and innovative
Course curriculum
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Tip 1: Why is Feedback Important? Who is it Important to?
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Tip 1: Why is Feedback Important? Who is it Important to?
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Tip 2: Perception vs. Reality
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Tip 2: Perception vs. Reality
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Tip 3: What if the Other Person Doesn't Accept it?
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Tip 3: What if the Other Person Doesn't Accept it?
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Tip 4: How to Give Positive Feedback
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Tip 4: How to Give Positive Feedback
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Tip 5: Negative Feedback, Constructively
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Tip 5: Negative Feedback, Constructively
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Tip 6: Negative Feedback, When and Where?
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Tip 6: Negative Feedback, When and Where?
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Tip 7: Ready to Receive Feedback?
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Tip 7: Ready to Receive Feedback?
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Tip 8: Say What you Mean
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Tip 8: Say What you Mean
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Feedback Course Summary
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Feedback Course Summary
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Bonus Tip 1
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Bonus Tip 1
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Bonus Tip 2
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Bonus Tip 2
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Meet your Instructor

Author, The Book of Trust
Yoram Solomon
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Frequently Asked Questions
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How long does this course take?
You determine the pace in which you take this course. The course has a total of 14 videos and approximately 55 minutes of content. So, it's really up to you how long it would take.
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Who is this course made for?
If you work in an organization, whether for-profit or non-profit, large or small, and feel you want to be able to give more productive feedback, and be able to benefit better from feedback, whether from your peers, your boss, your employees, or others in the organization, this course is for you. You don't need to have any prior knowledge, and there are no prerequisites to taking this course.
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What should I expect as the outcome from this course?
Great question! You are here because you want to be able to give more effective feedback, and benefit more from feedback others are giving you. This course will first help you achieve both things.
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What are the benefits of being able to give better feedback and to take feedback better?
Research showed that when people are more willing to give unfiltered feedback and be receptive to such feedback, they are 10 times more willing to engage in constructive disagreement, and their organizations are 64% more innovative and productive, and more fun to work at.