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Video Vocabulary Lynda
- Engaging difficult conversations requires skill and practice. Most importantly, it Engaging >> Llevar acabo
requires you to understand how to have successful conversations when the potential Skill>> Habilidad
exists for emotions to be highly charged. - The focus is to design an environment that Highly Charged >> Intenso
creates openness for both parties, so that authentic and accurate communication can Parties >> Miembros,
occur. - Pay attention to the timing of the feedback. Are you approaching the other Participantes
person during a stress-neutral time for them? Be mindful of the context. - Every tough Timing >> Concepto de tomar el
conversation has to have the foundation that I care for you. tiempo en cuenta
- Don't stack a few good things just to get to the bad. Consistently look for genuine
opportunities to accentuate the positive in real time. - Direct feedback is clear, and Stack>> Apilar
hardly misinterpreted. Saying to a colleague who lost her cool in a meeting, that she Accentuate>> Acentuar
seemed to be passionate about the issues will just not be heard. Replace that with Feedback >> Retroalimentación
saying, "Your reaction to that idea in the meeting "was very animated. "Help me Misinterpret >> Mal interpretar
understand why you feel this strongly about it." - Own it. Never blame the team, Cool >> Estado positivo de
Seem >>Parecer
In the long term, the more honest you are, believe it or not, the more they'll respect Issue >> Temas, problemas o
responsabilidad
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Leading teams
Script Vocab
- First, make the team the right size. Research on the effectiveness of teams suggests Right size >> Tamaño adecuado
that the ideal size is between four and seven people. Three people is unstable, Effectiveness >> efectividad
because it creates a two against one dynamic. And eight or more actually yields Unstable >> Inestable
diminishing productivity, because people feel less accountable for their efforts. - The Yield >> dar lugar
team needs to know where it's going. What is the shared vision? We are naturally Diminishing >> Hacer de menos.
pack animals, we want to be members of a pack, and we're also goal-seeking animals. Accountable >> Responsable
We love to have a quest and we are united by having a quest. Share >> Compartir
- Give your team the freedom to pursue new strategies and solutions, even if some of manada
those might fail. When you provide room for creative thinking, and even failure, your Goal-seeking >> Guiados por
team is more likely to discover unique solutions. - So, if, as a leader, you're able to step metas
back and look at the team, and assess who's going to be a good fit, how to get the Quest >> Viaje de búsqueda
right chemistry between the members of the team, and then get them trusting one Freedom >> Libertad
another, because they have shared experiences, and they're predictable to one Pursue >> Perseguir
another, that team is going to jell very quickly and start functioning as a team instead Even If >> Aunque
- Plan for the future and look for ambition, ability, and commitment to help you target Assess >> Evaluar
high potentials. Knowing what makes them unique will help you hire, motivate, and Trust >> Confiar
retain them in your organization. Ultimately, high potentials will become your future Jell >> Unirse
Our emotions can also help us understand our deepest values. They can often signal High Potential >> Alto potencial
what is more important to us: You feel love to your family. You feel ambition at work, Deepest >> Más profundos
and appreciate achievement and self-worth. You feel fulfilled when you’ve been able Self-worth >> Autoestima
to help a direct report achieve their goals. You feel peace and satisfaction on a Fulfilled >> Satisfecho
mountain summit. It’s far better to focus on these deeper values rather than your Rather than >> En lugar de
immediate emotions, which can spur poor decisions. Spur >> Brotar
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Becoming an entrepreneur
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- My best piece of advice for an entrepreneur is that you not focus on writing a business Pitch >> Concepto de comunicar
plan in Word, creating financial projections with Excel, creating a pitch with de qué se trata tu propuesta
PowerPoint. What you should focus on is making a prototype. - The most successful Strenghts >> Fortalezas
entrepreneurs play to their distinctive strengths or what they do uniquely well. The Overlook >> Ignorar
trouble with distinctive strengths is that they're easy to overlook because you do them Tend >> Tender
As Malcolm Forbes said, "We tend to undervalue "what we are and overvalue what we Trends >> Tendencias
aren't." - For your business plan, articulate what the major trends are and the actions Offset >> Desbalancear
you're going to take either to offset the negative trends or take advantage of the Take advantage >> Tomar
positive ones. - Bootstrap as long as you can and then if you still feel that you need the ventaja
help, then you're going to be more successful when you go to the angel investors. The Bootstrap >> Concepto de llevar
worst thing that you could possibly do is start a business and go out looking for un negocio con austeridad
financing from someone like that right in the beginning. The worst >> Lo peor
Because either A, you're not going to get it, because you haven't shown the initiative, or Marriage >> Matrimonio
B, you're going to get it and you're going to give up way too much of the business as a Ups and downs >> altas y bajas
result of getting financing too early. Working with a co-founder is similar to marriage. To Trust >> Confianza
move through the ups and downs, it's vital to sort out relationships, roles, and rewards. Have your back >> Respaldarte
Look for every opportunity to reinforce trust because when you have a business partner Get through >> salir a delante
who has your back, you can get through nearly any up and down the business throws Throw >> Arrojar
What do you enjoy? In a typical workweek, what do you look forward to doing? What do delante
you see on your calendar that energizes you? If you could design your job with no Spend time >> Pasar el tiempo
restrictions, how would you spend your time? These questions help people find or
Class material | Video Vocabulary
Script Vocab
- One of the first steps in any good critical thinking process is taking a very big problem Breaking it down >> Concepto
and breaking it down into smaller ones that you can actually solve. - Considering the de dividir
why, assist with understand the level of desire, commitment, and need for the change Desire >> Deseo
and how this change impacts both the processes and other areas of the organization. Commitment >> Compromiso
You use that information to source other sources of information. It's like anything, if you Source >> Fuente
take information in isolation, it's very difficult to ensure that what you have is accurate Ensure >> Asegurar
- Analysis takes the information elicited and looks at where the gaps and impacts are. Elicited >> Solicitada
You do this by breaking it down and looking at various angles. Analysis involves a Gaps >< Espacios o brechas
combination of thinking, inspiring dialogue, and analysis with others. It involves Bring out >> Sacar
modeling, diagramming, and documenting to bring out the various angles to ensure Understood >> Entendido
impact, gaps, scenarios, and connections are well understood by the team. - It's not Enough >> Suficiente
enough for your team to understand the data, you'll need to be able to communicate Key insights >> Puntos claves
your key insights to to everyone else in your organization. Engage >> Interactuar
Storytelling is still the best way to educate, motivate, and engage others.