Three kinds of empathy every leader needs to understand
Most leaders think of empathy as feeling what someone else feels. That’s one kind. There are two more, and the gaps between them explain a lot about how we show up for our teams.
Most leaders think of empathy as feeling what someone else feels. That’s one kind. There are two more, and the gaps between them explain a lot about how we show up for our teams.
Caring about how someone responds is healthy. Believing you must control their response can keep you silent when something needs to be said.
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