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      The Customer Confidential Podcast

      New on the Podcast: The Gift of Brutally Honest Feedback

      Kim Scott, an executive coach and former Google executive, argues that honest criticism that's shared with sincere concern can empower employees at every level of the company.

      By Rob Markey

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      New on the Podcast: The Gift of Brutally Honest Feedback
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      Have you ever found it hard to tell an employee that his work simply wasn’t cutting it? Maybe you were afraid of hurting the employee’s feelings or creating tension, so you decided not to say anything.

      Kim Scott, an executive coach and former Google executive, considers these situations missed opportunities for growth. She argues that honest criticism that’s shared with sincere concern can empower employees at every level of a company.

      In the latest episode of the Net Promoter System® Podcast, Kim discusses her Radical Candor framework and the power of saying what you think. You can listen to the episode on iTunes or through the player above. Click here to view more episodes.

      Net Promoter®, Net Promoter System®, Net Promoter Score® and NPS® are registered trademarks of Bain & Company, Inc., Fred Reichheld and Satmetrix Systems, Inc. 

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      In part two of Rob's discussion with Linda Verba of TD Bank and Brian Andrews, formerly of Intuit, they discuss the importance of leadership support for NPS®.

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