Practice Being Spontaneous
I often ask the audience at the end of my workshops “What is the Difference Between Researchers and Hockey Players?”
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Schwarz and Bennett, 2021
L.Michelle Bennett, Michael O’Rourke, and Edgar Cardenas
Aug 30
Exploring Team Member Differences: A Framework
...leverage the framework, and flex it as needed, in service of their work together...
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Aug 19
A Tool for Reframing: "What Prevented You from…?"
“What prevented you from giving it a lower number?”
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Aug 7
Teams that Play Together, Stay Together
Just as individual energy can wane, so can team energy.
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Aug 4
The Ethical Use of Power in Research Teams
“How do you handle imbalances of positional power on a team?”
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Jun 26
The Anatomy of a Difficult Conversation: How Do You Have a Productive One?
Each difficult conversation includes four dimensions: “What happened?” – observations without judgement, blame, or evaluation “How do I...
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Jun 14
Reframing Relationship Conflict: Striving for Productive Conflict
Photo by John Schnobrich on Unsplash What makes talking about differences in opinion as it relates to the science so easy? And talking...
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May 24
Why Call Them Out, When You Can Invite Them In?
I suggested they “invite them in”. This led to a few raised eyebrows and quizzical expressions on some faces
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May 1
Maximize Team Time: Implement Decision Rules
In a team science project, where interdisciplinary collaboration and collective innovation are of utmost importance, navigating the...
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Apr 24
Leading Teams by Example and the Insight-to-Action Gap
“I know how I want to show up as a leader but it’s not always easy!” The importance of leaders enacting the values and behaviors they...
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Apr 16
Whoops! That Was Not My Plan
Seven Steps to Redesigning Your Meeting on the Fly You’re in the middle of a meeting, or maybe a retreat, and you realize that things are...
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Apr 16
Mastering the Art of Constructive Feedback in Collaborative Environments
In the realm of collaborative endeavors, where diverse minds converge to achieve common goals, effective communication is essential....
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