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One-day design conference in Barcelona dedicated to talking about design company as business and organization
В ситуации, когда вам кажется, что другой человек в команде/компании ведет себя напряженно/конфликтно по отношению к вам (в разных формах саботирует ваши запросы и коммуникацию с вами) может быть полезно попробовать посмотреть на ситуацию с его стороны. Эта фраза очень банально, но красиво и благородно звучит, и при этом на деле мы частенько забываем это делать на практике. Сейчас прохожу обучение на программе IDEO, где предлагается базовый список предположений о чувствах человека/людей/команды, с которыми вы чувствуете конфликтное напряжение. Этот список призван увеличить эмпатию к людям на другой стороне конфликта, и может помочь увидеть их мотивы такого поведения: 1) They don’t know what is happening next 2) They’re not confident they know the right answer 3) They don’t feel seen or acknowledged 4) They don’t feel like they belong or fit in 5) They don’t feel part of the “in” crowd 6) They don’t feel important or valued 7) They don’t feel like they have control over what is happening 8) They don’t feel like…
Nearly 80% of college students report that procrastination is a significant issue for them. Procrastination is not a matter of mere “laziness” and the solution is not simply “better time management”. Could it be that procrastination is actually a highly effective strategy for self-protection and that’s why we continue to do it? In this talk, Nic unravels the surprising and perplexing motivational dynamics underlying our procrastination that lead so often to disengagement and burnout. Illustrated with examples drawn from two decades of coaching students, he introduces self-worth theory of motivation, a powerful research-based conceptual framework for understanding and overcoming procrastination, avoidance, and over-commitment. Dominic (Nic) Voge is Senior Associate Director of Princeton University’s McGraw Center for Teaching and Learning, and author of “Life Beyond Grades” (Cambridge University Press). His work focuses on helping students truly thrive and achieve a sense of well-being not only academically, but in all realms of their lives. Nic is a founding member of The Resilience Consortium, the Princeton Perspective Project, and Principedia, initiatives designed to deepen engagement and learning among students. He maintains private consulting and coaching practices. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at
https://www.ted.com/tedxНапиши мне анонимный вопрос по этой ссылке!