The Vital Role of Psychological Safety in the Workplace Ft. Brandon Springle Purposeful Empathy Hosted by Anita Nowak

The Vital Role of Psychological Safety in the Workplace Ft. Brandon Springle Purposeful Empathy Hosted by Anita Nowak

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Watch this episode to hear an HR expert describe 4 stages of
psychological safety. Brandon Springle describes himself as an HR
Maverick, with a career spanning from Supply Chain to Sports
& Entertainment. In this episode, he shares why employees
flourish in a psychologically safe culture - one in which they
can be authentic, demonstrate empathy, and feel a heightened
sense of presence and purpose. 00:00 Preview 00:36 Introduction
00:57 About Brandon Springle 03:14 Brandon’s “Empathy Origin
Point” 05:14 What called Brandon to human resources? 07:03 Advice
for a first interview 08:08 The power of empathy in the workplace
10:52 Habits to help flex our empathy muscles 13:58 Presence as a
precursor to empathic relationships 17:00 Validating vs
justifying feelings 19:16 What is psychological safety in the
workplace? 21:15 Inclusion safety: Stage 1 of the psychological
safety framework 21:43 Learning safety: Stage 2 of the
psychological safety framework 25:28 Contributor safety: Stage 3
of the psychological safety framework 26:43 Why it’s key for
employees to feel agency in a post-Covid workplace 29:40
Challenger safety: Stage 4 of the psychological safety framework
30:35 How organisations can create a culture of psychological
safety 34:07 Brandon’s Purposeful Empathy story





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