Discover the importance of questioning in squiggly careers and how it can enhance self-awareness, understand others, and solve complex problems. Explore different types of questioning skills and the benefits of stretching those skills. Get recommendations for further reading and listening on the topic.
Questioning is a valuable skill for navigating squiggly careers, enhancing self-awareness and resolving complex situations.
Different types of questions, like elevating and clarifying, offer varying perspectives and contribute to career success.
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The Skill of Questioning
Questioning is a valuable skill for navigating squiggly careers. It enhances self-awareness, helps understand others, and resolves complex situations. Open questions, such as using the five W's and one H, encourage meaningful insights. Different types of questions, like elevating, funneling, adjoining, and clarifying, offer varying perspectives. Developing questioning skills contributes to career success and fosters deeper connections in teams and relationships.
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The Skill of Questioning and Its Benefits in Squiggly Careers
In this episode of the Squiggly Careers Skills Sprint series Helen and Sarah talk about questioning and how to use different styles of questioning in different situations.
There are 20 episodes in the Skills Sprint and each is designed to help you create a regular learning habit to support your squiggly career development. Each episode in the series is less that 7 minutes long and has ideas for action and go-to-gurus on a specific topic.
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