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What Is Psychological Safety? No one likes to deliver bad news to their boss. But that’s exactly what I had to do when a project I’d been working on wasn’t delivering the results we expected. I’d been a big advocate for our team taking on the initiative and, personally, I’d invested a lot of time into it — and convinced others to do the same.
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It’s not a huge stretch to, in the case of this story, imagine that a chimp might be nervous or afraid during a storm. They do have complex social bonds and hierarchies, much like humans do. Some of that is not such an enormous stretch. In some ways, it would be surprising if they didn’t have experiences that were very similar to our own. Work WorkWorkU.K. Economy Grows Weakly  “Low economic growth and stagnant productivity is increasing the financial vulnerability of households in the bottom half of the income distribution and the incidence of destitution at the poorest end,” the report said. WorkTrump and Longtime Aide Plead Not Guilty to New Charges in Documents Case  Charlie Savage is a Washington-based national security and legal policy correspondent. A recipient of the Pulitzer Prize, he previously worked at The Boston Globe and The Miami Herald. 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Paul Krugman has been an Opinion columnist since 2000 and is also a distinguished professor at the City University of New York Graduate Center. He won the 2008 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences for his work on international trade and economic geography. @PaulKrugman Work WorkOn board Virgin Galactic's tourist journey to space  For the first time, a mother and daughter, Anastatia Mayers and Keisha Schahaff, headed to the edge of space. Joining them was was 80-year-old Jon Goodwin. The group experienced zero gravity on Virgin Galactic\'s first tourism flight. WorkWhat's Your Upstate New York Style?  The Wild Center in Tupper Lake is another great place to learn about Adirondack wild things. The innovative indoor/outdoor museum features more than 900 wild animals, elevated walkways through the forest canopy, a "fly like a bird" virtual reality experience, and many other family friendly activities. 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