Business English from All Ears English BE 352: How to Give Credit for New Ideas at Work
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Dec 26, 2024 Discover the power of recognizing contributions in the workplace. The discussion emphasizes how giving credit can enhance collaboration and creativity. Practical phrases for acknowledging ideas effectively are shared, alongside the importance of clear communication. The hosts explore the consequences of failing to recognize contributions, including team resentment. Role plays illustrate strategies to ensure all voices are heard, especially those who may be quieter. It's all about fostering a respectful and collaborative work environment!
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Stolen Ideas?
- Michelle asks Lindsay if anyone has ever taken her idea and presented it as their own.
- Lindsay can't recall a specific instance of a large idea being stolen but mentions smaller, possibly unintentional occurrences.
Giving Credit
- Give credit to others, especially in brainstorming sessions, if you know an idea is theirs.
- Explain clearly that it wasn't your idea to avoid misunderstandings and maintain good relationships.
Credit in Brainstorms
- Pay attention to who shares ideas, especially in fast-paced brainstorms.
- Give credit, even for seemingly small ideas, to maintain respect, connections, and encourage future sharing.