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Aug 4, 2023 23 min

#126 - How the Pygmalion Effect can improve your team's performance

from Pybites Podcast Hosted by Julian Sequeira & Bob Belderbos

This is the third and last mindset series episode with Alejandro Briceño. In this episode we talk about the Pygmalion Effect. What is it and what impact it can have in the work place and on people's performance. Alejandro also shares his 3 favorite mindset books. Enjoy! Chapter: 00:00 Intro episode 00:46 Intro guest + topic 01:18 What is the Pygmalion Effect + its impact? 02:40 A practical work example 03:50 Positive feedback = Pygmalion rise / code reviews 04:52 How to use the Pygmalion Effect in our daily lives? 06:37 The role of communication / interpersonal relations 07:57 Toxicity in the workplace 10:02 Are there tools to implement this? 11:07 How can we manage other people's expectations 12:28 Be yourself / authentic (you cannot control others) 13:03 Personal story where the Pygmalion Effect helped you 15:30 It's all about mindset 16:33 Favorite books and resources (Goleman, Ferriss, Factfulness) 20:28 How do you measure mindset? 21:54 Wrap up and thanks 22:46 Outro Books: - Emotional Intelligence - The 4-Hour Work Week - Factfulness Join our Pybites Community Reach out to Alejandro: - LinkedIn - Pybites community Previous episodes in this series: - #124 - Building Confidence and Overcoming Challenges by Using Positive Self-Talk - #125 - The Importance of Having a Growth Mindset

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