thecaringtechie

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   by thecaringtechie 3y ago

   A 3 part framework for saying "no" + how to apply it + examples
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   I overcome self-doubt and impostor syndrome with my confidence portfolio(thecaringtechie.substack.com)

   2 points by thecaringtechie 3y ago|1 comments
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   by thecaringtechie 3y ago

   Ever had that feeling of being a fraud, despite your impressive accomplishments and qualifications? When a new opportunity is presented to you, does an internal nagging voice tell you to save yourself the embarrassment and decline? Do you o
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   How to disagree at work without rubbing people the wrong way(thecaringtechie.substack.com)

   2 points by thecaringtechie 3y ago|1 comments
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   by thecaringtechie 3y ago

   For sure. As I mention in the article, disagreeing is tricky. The target audience for this advice is people who are still reluctant to disagree even if they working in places where diversity of opinions is embraced (aka workplaces with a hi
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   by thecaringtechie 3y ago

   1. Disagreeing earns you respect and builds trust 2. Disagreeing makes your opinions more sought after 3. Disagreeing positions you as a leader
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   Why learning to disagree can be a competitive advantage in your career(thecaringtechie.substack.com)

   2 points by thecaringtechie 3y ago|3 comments