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HipsterTech's avatar

The turning point for me was putting myself in other people‘s shoes. It‘s easy being snarky, speaking from your high horse and showing off how great you are and how others make dumb decisions. We all want to make yourselves look good.

This is not the way unfortunately. If you put yourself in your team‘s shoes, often you would find that your comments were not as innocent as you thought. Then you find out that if you worked with yourself, you wouldn‘t be your biggest fan.

For me, this was the point I realized that playing nice is not „fake“ or „unnecessary“, but rather the right thing to do.

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David Weiss's avatar

I love all the information you share here. This is such great advice for leveling up your soft skills. And I can't wait to talk about this during our LinkedIn Live!

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