When A Boss Asks For Candor - Part 1

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Mike Auzenne

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🗓️ 1 April 2019

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Summary

Sometimes a new boss asks for "candor." In general, caution is warranted initially.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Mander Tools.
0:02.0	When a Boss asks for candor.
0:05.0	Part 1.
0:07.0	This cast answers these questions.
0:09.0	What does my boss mean when she asks for candor?
0:11.0	What is the risk of being candid with my boss? How can I be
0:14.8	candid and safe? Well if you want answers to these questions and more, keep listening.
0:19.6	Here we go.
0:20.3	Are you located in India and wanting to attend? we go.
0:23.0	Are you located in India and wanting to attend a manager tools conference?
0:26.8	If you are, then you're in luck.
0:28.8	Mark will be presenting our effective manager and effective communicator conferences in
0:33.2	Bangalore, India on May the 21st and 22nd.
0:37.0	Register today at manager hyphen tools.com forward slash training to attend our inaugural Indian Manager Tools
0:45.2	conferences. Well Mark I think we've talked about this before but it's worth talking
0:51.2	about again when a boss, particularly a new boss,
0:54.6	somebody who haven't worked for for very long,
0:57.5	she asked for candor.
0:59.1	In general, we'd suggest that caution is warranted, at least initially, right?
1:04.6	Yeah, look, candor's a good thing, right?
1:08.6	You want to be candid with people as possible.
1:11.2	In fact, right now there's a book and there's a whole lot of talk in the
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