Your baby is UGLY! How to tell the truth without getting killed in the workplace

Hi Friend, In today's episode, I interview Executive Coach, Carrie Williams, who shares the weird exercise she uses with corporations and executives in the boardroom – Your Baby is UGLY Game! Ever had that desire to speak up in your corporate meeting and say what you really think? How do you tell someone that their project is a failure, the millions they spent on their idea didn't work? This "game" Carrie created helps change the dynamic between employees and executives to be able to open up the communication and move to a solution. If you are an executive, manager, project manager, this is a podcast interview that you will want to take notes on. Enjoy! Elizabeth Frisch Your Corporate Shrink Carrie Williams Bio: Carrie specializes in leadership coaching and team development for creative and entertainment companies and legal entrepreneurs across the globe . With over a decade of experience working in the busiest commercial casting companies in Los Angeles, Carrie worked directly with high profile clients including Saatchi & Saatchi, McCann Erickson, BBDO, Leo Burnett, Ogilvy & Mather, Coca-Cola, McDonalds, and Johnson & Johnson. Her unique background as both a performer and business builder give her a special insight to helping her clients balance creativity and business . RainShadowCoaching.com

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Your baby is UGLY! How to tell the truth without getting killed in the workplace is an episode from Your Corporate Shrink Podcast by Elizabeth Frisch | Your Corporate Shrink Podcast | Haven Media.

This episode is 24:39 long.

This episode was published on Oct 10, 2018.

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