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Why listen to those who are different?



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Here is my video commentary (04:14) on a recent article from the Financial Times, "Silencing the dissenters can end your career." Download a PDF of the article.

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What's the point of a Courageous Conversation? To learn to listen to people who are different than ourselves. In the words of the article's author, Michael Skapinker, "dissent is good for you." To find our way through the painful process of setting aside our own preconceived notions to find an answer to a problem that might actually be better than our own.

And review the Diversity Conversation post: "Do me a favor...stop denying the Holocaust" to hear the struggle for two colleagues to listen to each other - despite diametrically-opposed view points.

Talk to you soon, Tim.

November 07, 2007 in Current Event Conversations, Diversity Conversations |

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