Hello, I'm Sarah Ellis and this is the Squiggly Careers Ask the Expert podcast series.

Each week we focus on a skill that we think is particularly relevant at work right now

and interview an expert from around the world about how we can develop these skills for

ourselves. This episode is the final in our first series and I talked to the amazing Amy Edmondson.

She's a Harvard professor whose work really concentrates on something called psychological safety.

We'd love to know whether you'd like to hear a second series and if you would, which skills

and guests would be on your wish list.

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Our Ask the Expert series is supported by the Bupa UK Foundation.

They're a charity whose purpose is to help people live longer, healthier, happier lives.

They fund practical projects which have a positive impact on people's mental wellbeing,

including wellbeing workshops for educators,

working with minds to empower better mental health in young people through online resources and funding community mental well-being projects.

I really hope you enjoy listening to today's episode

and I'll be back at the end to let you know what's coming next

and how you can get in touch with us.

Amy, thank you so much for joining us. Thank you for having me. So Amy, perhaps for

our listeners who are new to the idea of psychological safety or have perhaps heard about it,

but maybe don't have lots of knowledge about exactly what it means in a work context,

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