Mehmet Baha
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“Filled with fascinating case studies, robust research, and practical tools for driving change. This book will help leaders at every level build thriv
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ing, resilient organizations."
—Daniel H. Pink, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Drive, To Sell is Human, and The Power of Regret
"Intelligent, thorough, research-based, and most importantly highly actionable. Practitioners at all levels will benefit from its remarkably useful questions and advice."
—Amy C. Edmondson, Novartis Professor of Leadership, Harvard Business School and author of Right Kind of Wrong and The Fearless Organization
The topic of psychological safety can seem abstract to many people. They feel unsure of how to create it. Even when they aim to foster psychological safety at work, they may be unaware of good examples and practices in different organizations.
That is why you have this concise and practical guide, which is based on “16-32-64.” With this book, you will: discover 16 inspiring organizational examples from four continents learn 32 practical tools and approaches create your psychological safety action plans by answering 64 thought-provoking questions.
Author Mehmet Baha, one of the first former employees of Facebook in Europe, has spent over 24 years working with some of the world’s best organizations. He has done learning sessions and talks on psychological safety worldwide. Leaders from award-winning organizations in business, non-profit, and government sectors have attended Baha’s learning sessions and implemented their learnings to create a better world of work.
Whether you’re a senior leader, a first-time manager, or an employee interested in psychological safety, you can benefit from this book. Make sure to have a pen and paper or your electronic device (iPad, computer, etc.) ready. You respond to the questions in the book, implement your learnings, and foster psychological safety at work.
BONUS: The book includes links to an 8-week-long video series on psychological safety and a guide “Seven Psychological Safety Exercises,” you can subscribe to free of charge.
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