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Radical Candor

Kim Scott
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Radical Candor by Kim Scott gets recommended on Lenny's Podcast: Product | Career | Growth and The Tim Ferriss Show, including episode with Fran Millar, with transcript quotes, timestamps, and episode context.

Radical Candor by Kim Scott appears 3 times across 3 podcast episodes on 3 shows, with transcript quotes and timestamps.

Radical candor really gave me the confidence to be assertive in the ways that I never had been before.

Best episode to start with
The tactical playbook for getting 20-40% more comp (without sounding greedy) | Jacob Warwick (Executive Negotiator) on Lenny's Podcast: Product | Career | Growth
Why people keep bringing this up

Radical Candor appears in Lenny's Podcast: Product | Career | Growth during an episode about negotiation and compensation featuring Jacob Warwick. The host and guest discuss negotiation resources and compare different books; Radical Candor is cited alongside other negotiation titles as part of the conversation on tactics for improving compensation outcomes.

The episode frames Radical Candor within practical workplace guidance rather than as a purely academic text. Its mention is used to situate a set of recommended readings that inform the guest’s approach to negotiating pay and managing work relationships, contributing to why the book surfaces in episodes focused on career growth and compensation strategy.

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The host discusses the importance of being honest and direct in feedback while also being compassionate. They reference 'Radical Candor' to illustrate the balance between honesty and care in communication.

The host mentioned 'Radical Candor' as a pivotal resource during their early business years, particularly in understanding effective feedback mechanisms. They emphasized how Kim Scott's framework helped them navigate the complexities of providing direct feedback while maintaining empathy.

The host mentioned 'Radical Candor' as a pivotal resource that helped him gain confidence in being assertive, which he previously struggled with. He highlights the book's impact on his career and its relevance in the corporate world.

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professionals seeking effective communication strategiesManagers and business leaders seeking to improve their feedback skills.Professionals seeking to improve communication skills
Where it keeps coming up

Recent show rotation: Lenny's Podcast: Product | Career | Growth, The Tim Ferriss Show, and The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett.

Guests tied to these mentions include Fran Millar.

Fastest path back to the source: the strongest indexed mention lands at 1:46:12 in the episode where we captured it.

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Which episode recommended Radical Candor?

The tactical playbook for getting 20-40% more comp (without sounding greedy) | Jacob Warwick (Executive Negotiator) on Lenny's Podcast: Product | Career | Growth is one of the clearest indexed episodes that recommended Radical Candor by Kim Scott. Other indexed episodes include #860: Daredevil Michelle Khare — How to Become a YouTube Superstar, Open Impossible Doors (FBI, Secret Service, etc.), Craft Jedi-Level Cold Emails, and Use Fear-Setting to Change Your Life on The Tim Ferriss Show and How To Chase Your Dreams Without Fear Holding You Back with Fran Millar on The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett. The first indexed transcript timestamp lands at 1:46:12.

Which podcast mentioned Radical Candor?

Lenny's Podcast: Product | Career | Growth, The Tim Ferriss Show, and The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett are the main indexed podcasts currently tied to Radical Candor by Kim Scott.

Who recommended Radical Candor on podcasts?

Fran Millar is the main guest currently tied to recommending Radical Candor by Kim Scott.

Why do podcast guests bring up Radical Candor?

The host discusses the importance of being honest and direct in feedback while also being compassionate. They reference 'Radical Candor' to illustrate the balance between honesty and care in communication. It most often appears in conversations about honesty in feedback, feedback and management styles, and assertiveness in communication.

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rb Cohen's you can negotiate anything. It's a little dated, like old white dude in the 80s dated. So be mindful. It doesn't suit all audiences. But it's what I like about it is they talk about like negotiating dishwashers and stuff, not like going to market with meta versus Instagram and the acquisition. Like it's not complicated. It's like here's an apple and here's an orange and here's the concept of negotiation really spelled out simple. I did just do a podcast with John Lowry and he wrote a book called negotiation made

Sentiment: Highly Recommended
For: Professionals seeking to improve communication skills
Key quote: Radical candor really gave me the confidence to be assertive in the ways that I never had been before.
The host mentioned 'Radical Candor' as a pivotal resource that helped him gain confidence in being assertive, which he previously struggled with. He highlights the book's impact on his career and its relevance in the corporate world.

I have recommended radical candor to pretty much everybody I know who's a content creator trying to figure out their business.

Sentiment: Highly Recommended
For: Managers and business leaders seeking to improve their feedback skills.
Key quote: Kim talks about four types of management and giving feedback to people.
The host mentioned 'Radical Candor' as a pivotal resource during their early business years, particularly in understanding effective feedback mechanisms. They emphasized how Kim Scott's framework helped them navigate the complexities of providing direct feedback while maintaining empathy.

The speaker mentions the book 'Radical Candor' in the context of discussing honesty and feedback in business.

Sentiment: Deep Dive
For: professionals seeking effective communication strategies
Key quote: The reason I asked you about Radical Candor is when I read it, it made a lot of sense to me about, about people like that.
The host discusses the importance of being honest and direct in feedback while also being compassionate. They reference 'Radical Candor' to illustrate the balance between honesty and care in communication.