Johari window example in 5 minutes
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The Johari window is a
The Johari window is a technique developed in 1955 by psychologists Joseph Luft and Harrington Ingham. It can be used to explain the difference between the things you know about yourself compared to the perceptions others have of you. The idea is that the more these perceptions align, the stronger the relationships you build with others.
This episode is the first in a two part series.
Part 1: Explains the Johari window using a quick worked example
Part 2: Discusses how this way of thinking might be applied to understanding the scope of a complex project
The second part is not the way Luft and Ingham intended the model to be used, but I think there are some interesting parallels between understanding a person, and understanding a project. If nothing else its an idea for you to ponder.
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This episode is the first in a two part series.
Part 1: Explains the Johari window using a quick worked example
Part 2: Discusses how this way of thinking might be applied to understanding the scope of a complex project
The second part is not the way Luft and Ingham intended the model to be used, but I think there are some interesting parallels between understanding a person, and understanding a project. If nothing else its an idea for you to ponder.
For all your nerdy t-shirt needs: http://shrsl.com/ruzl
For the ladies – customisable fashion, made to fit (express yourself in the office): http://shrsl.com/rv1c
DISCLAIMER: These are affiliate links where I’ll earn a small commission if you make a purchase (at no cost to you). This helps me keep making the Leader Logic channel while also spreading the love for nerdy things I like.
Leader Logic shares tips and insights on modern engineering, planning and project and design management, from someone who's actually doing it. Think of it as part mentoring, part pep talk, part opportunity to learn something new.
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