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May 8, 2011
Tips for building confidence in the classroom
Harvard B-School Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter deemed "confidence" the single biggest determinate of success in the workplace. Whether that's true or not, I still think you'll find very helpful this post from the Harvard Business School Blog concerning tips for building confidence about your job. It's a detailed column but here's the summary:
Principles to Remember
Do:
- Be honest with yourself about what you know and what you still need to learn
- Practice doing the things you are unsure about
- Embrace new opportunities to prove you can do difficult things
Don't:
- Focus excessively on whether you or not you have the ability - think instead about the value you provide
- Hesitate to ask for external validation if you need it
- Worry about what others think — focus on yourself, not a theoretical and judgmental audience
You can read the rest here.
(jbl).
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