Communication and Leadership Podcast Episode 71: Tolerance for Ambiguity

Jul 16, 2024 | Podcast

Do you have a tolerance for ambiguity? In this episode, my guest, Paula Caligiuri, talks about how this tolerance can help you improve your communication skills.  Paula is a Distinguished Professor at Northeastern University and Co-Founder and CEO of Skiilify, which focuses on cultural agility. Join us as we discuss the connection between asking questions and innovation, the benefits of being patient, and why you should ask for feedback.

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