Psychological Safety 12 Do's and Don't Some valuable tips shared by Amy Gibson Enjoy!!
Psychological safety lowers turnover by 27%. What does it look like in action? Let's break it down: ❌ Don't: Ignore your team’s feedback and concerns ✅ Do: Create a space where everyone can speak up ❌ Don't: Reserve recognition for the big moments. ✅ Do: Say thank you and show appreciation often. ❌ Don't: Publicly criticize mistakes. ✅ Do: Treat mistakes as opportunities to learn. ❌ Don't: Avoid difficult conversations. ✅ Do: Give constructive feedback with empathy. ❌ Don't: Dismiss your team’s input. ✅ Do: Ask for feedback to fuel your own growth. ❌ Don't: Assume everyone is on the same page. ✅ Do: Communicate team and individual goals clearly. ❌ Don't: Micromanage. ✅ Do: Empower your team to make decisions. ❌ Don't: Only focus on correcting mistakes. ✅ Do: Support growth and development opportunities. ❌ Don't: Pit team members against each other. ✅ Do: Encourage teamwork and collaboration. ❌ Don’t: Only listen to the loud voices. ✅ Do: Value and encourage everyone’s contributions. ❌ Don’t: Ignore conflicts. ✅ Do: Resolve issues before they escalate. In short, psychological safety means feeling safe to: 1. Speak up without fear 2. Make mistakes and learn from them 3. Grow together as a team It takes time to build. It's a daily practice. Start small. Be consistent. Watch your team flourish. ♻️ Find this helpful? Repost for your network. 📌 Follow Amy Gibson for practical leadership tips. (27% stat source: Niagara Institute)