Leadership & Professional Development: Know Your TLR
Author(s)
Saint, S
Chopra, V
Griffith University Author(s)
Year published
2019
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Have you ever been in a meeting with a supervisor wondering when you will get a chance to speak? Or have you walked away from an interview not knowing much about the candidate because you were talking all the time? If so, it might be time to consider your TLR: Talking to Listening Ratio. The TLR is a leadership pearl of great value. By keeping track of how much you talk versus how much you listen, you learn how and when to keep quiet.Have you ever been in a meeting with a supervisor wondering when you will get a chance to speak? Or have you walked away from an interview not knowing much about the candidate because you were talking all the time? If so, it might be time to consider your TLR: Talking to Listening Ratio. The TLR is a leadership pearl of great value. By keeping track of how much you talk versus how much you listen, you learn how and when to keep quiet.
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Journal Title
Journal of Hospital Medicine
Volume
14
Issue
3
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Subject
Clinical sciences