#202 – Should Leaders Critique In Public...

<p data-pm-slice="1 1 []">In this episode, Perry Holley and Chris Goede explore the positive power of confrontation and how leaders can use it effectively. They provide a framework for leaders to approach confrontation with the right mindset, focusing on clarity, purpose, and bui ... Show More

In this episode, Perry Holley and Chris Goede discuss the concerning trend of "quiet cracking" affecting employees. They explain that quiet cracking is a persistent feeling of unhappiness and being overwhelmed that leads to disengagement, poor performance, and increased desire to ... Show More

In this episode, Perry Holley and Chris Goede explore how leaders can identify and cultivate the potential in their team members. They discuss the importance of having the right mindset and seeing people as valuable assets to develop, rather than just means to an end. The hosts a ... Show More

When it comes to the personal lives of showbiz personalities, actresses, actors, and public figures, when does publishing information stop and meddling in their private affairs begin? King of Talk Boy Abunda poses some important questions on what it is to be public or private for ... Show More

Famous people sometimes give their opinions on public topics. Is this a good thing?   Keywords give their opinions on public topics get involved in public discussions about important issues express their personal views/beliefs ON speak out ON   famous people well-known people pub ... Show More

Are Christians required to reach out to an author/speaker/pastor privately before criticizing their comments publicly? Sometimes when we bring up a current book or author to help our audience discern the ideas being taught by reasoning through whether or not they are true and ref ... Show More

What’s your unpopular opinion? I love this question. It’s a really fascinating opportunity for people to share a countercultural or a counterintuitive belief that they hold, that they believe enough to proclaim. I definitely hold a few unpopular opinions and some not-so-normal bu ... Show More

Harvard philosopher Michael Sandel comes to St Paul's Cathedral to take on some of the hardest questions raised by the public discontent that characterises much of global politics today. With the help of a live audience, he asks whether globalisation and deepening inequality have ... Show More

<p>How often do you think news outlets bury, skip or distort an important story? The answers -- or, at least, the accusations -- might surprise you.</p><p> </p> Learn more about your ad-choices at <a href="https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com">https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com ... Show More

No world leader better epitomises the strong man style of political leadership than President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines. One hallmark of his rule? A visceral dislike of scrutiny from the independent media. Stephen Sackur speaks to journalist Maria Ressa who founded the R ... Show More

<p>Is All Publicity Good Publicity? The BIG FACTS crew and special guest EL DORADO RED discuss on a new Big Facts Friday!</p><p><strong>Visit</strong></p><p><a href="http://www.bigfactspod.com/">www.bigfactspod.com</a></p><p><strong>For Merch</strong></p><p><a href="https://bigfa ... Show More

Where do you get your news from, and do you trust it to be true? For many of us, the answers to these questions are changing. Social media is an increasingly dominant source of information; long-established news sources, like the BBC, are in a fight for audiences and for trust to ... Show More

hello- today we’re talking about criticism. i think criticism is so important in all of its forms. i experience criticism a lot, and have actually learned to appreciate it. it’s possible to benefit rather than suffer from criticism. i share what i see as the distinction between h ... Show More