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Opening yourself up for scrutiny isn’t something that everyone looks forward to
Find out how you can use scrutiny to your advantage as you become inclusive
Opening yourself up for scrutiny isn’t something that everyone looks forward to
Find out how you can use scrutiny to your advantage as you become inclusive
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Here are some key takeaways from this episode:
Scrutiny can provide useful feedback
“Being scrutinized by people that do know what they’re talking about is useful feedback and you should be looking for more of it”
Scrutiny means your standards are known
“Opening yourself up to scrutiny means your standards are there for people to observe and learn from”
Scrutiny means you’re taking a lead
“Opening yourself up to scrutiny means you’re taking a lead, you’re not a follower like everyone else”
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