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In this clip, Erin Meyer describes the second dimension of her research – providing negative feedback – from her book The Culture Map. Erin helps leaders identify their own style of feedback and how to conduct clearer feedback conversations.
Erin Meyer is a professor at INSEAD in France, one of the world’s leading business schools. Her recently released book, The Culture Map, focuses on how the world’s most successful global leaders navigate the complexities of cultural differences in a multicultural environment. In 2015, Meyer won the Thinkers50 “On the Radar” award, given to the best of the new generation of thinkers most likely to shape the future of business and business thinking.
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Erin Meyer
Professor; Author and Consultant | INSEADNegative Feedback
Published September 20, 2016TOPICS IN THIS VIDEO
DiversityLeading OthersIn this clip, Erin Meyer describes the second dimension of her research – providing negative feedback – from her book The Culture Map. Erin helps leaders identify their own style of feedback and how to conduct clearer feedback conversations.
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Erin Meyer
Professor; Author and ConsultantINSEAD
Erin Meyer is a professor at INSEAD in France, one of the world’s leading business schools. Her recently released book, The Culture Map, focuses on how the world’s most successful global leaders navigate the complexities of cultural differences in a multicultural environment. In 2015, Meyer won the Thinkers50 “On the Radar” award, given to the best of the new generation of thinkers most likely to shape the future of business and business thinking.
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