Covering is what happens when people are afraid to show their true selves, in social groups, work environments, even in boring family meetings. They feel shy or insecure about what people might think of their authentic opinions, behaviours or favorite rock bands.
This occurs when the Common Knowledge Effect happens to people’s mindsets, it’s our mental handbrake that tells us that different is bad and that we all must behave in a similar way if we want to fit in.
How does authenticity boost our creativity and productivity?
And most importantly how we can build relationships where everyone can bring their most authentic self to the table.
We talked about
The Common Knowledge Effect
Social Layers vs Fundamental truths about ourselves
Un-covering potential & building authentic teams
Julio Salazar
Fuckup Nights Co Founder
Eric Jimenez
BD Global Team
Hosted by
Hosted by
Julio Salazar
Fuckup Nights Co Founder
Eric Jimenez
BD Global Team
Special Guest
Ricardo is accountable for crafting diversity and strategies that strengthen business and drive value-creation. In his role he helps companies on to create a world where everyone can belong anywhere, starting by the work environment
He has worked for the past 9 years for companies such as Airbnb, Oracle, IBM and L’Oréal as business strategist, principally focused on sales, processes and consulting, highly focused on results and conflict management.
Ricardo recently was nominated to be part of the 41+1 Executives ranking by Expansion Magazine.
Ricardo Pablo
Diversity Ambassador on Airbnb
What people say?
Bringing Fuckup to AstraZeneca, raised the quality of our events and opened up a topic of discussion that we had not explored enough in our community. This resulted in an event which was fresh and full of learnings!
Mariana
AstraZeneca
Fuckup Nights came to Sanofi when we were in the middle of our process of cultural transformation, we were looking for ways to think out of the box and to show our collaborators that daring and failing are synonymous with personal and professional learning and development.
Camila
Sanofi
Fuckup Nights is a global movement and event series that shares stories of professional failure. Each month, in events across the globe, we get three to four people to get up in front of a room full of strangers to share their own professional fuckup. The stories of the business that crashes and burns, the partnership deal that goes sour, the product that has to be recalled, we tell them all.
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