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Are Conferences & Retreats Worth It? The Radical Recap 6 | 13

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Episode Are Conferences & Retreats Worth It? The Radical Recap 6 | 13

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Kim is fresh back from SXSW where she was hosting a live episode of her other podcast Radical Respect — you may notice some bonus episodes of it in your feed — and officially launching her forthcoming book Radical Respect, available for pre-order everywhere books are sold. The team also discusses mentorship, the benefits and drawbacks of conferences and retreats, and they each paint a picture of their ideal Radical Candor getaway. Amy reflects on her 2013 SXSW experience, including an all-night hunt for Grumpy Cat. Get all the notes and resources at RadicalCandor.com/podcast Chapters [00:00] SXSW Radical Respect podcast, and conference experiences. [04:15] Radical Respect and Conference Experiences. [10:31] Radical Candor and its Impact. [16:40] Structuring a retreat for Radical Candor. [21:21] Retreat format and what fills people up. [23:37] Retreat planning for leaders with a focus on Radical Candor. [28:45] Mentorship and finding mentors for career success. [33:09] Mentorship dynamics and the importance of listening. [35:08] Empathy, mentorship, and helping others in the workplace. [37:22] Mentorship and networking in the industry. [39:34] Mentorship and informal learning opportunities. [42:18] Radical Respect in the Workplace. [45:04] Mentorship, boondoggles, and effective communication. Watch Kim and Wesley's live SXSW talk: Radical Respect: How To Work Together Better | SXSW 2024 Follow Us Instagram TikTok LinkedIn YouTube Facebook X Contact us podcast@radicalcandor.com

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