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Empathy: An Understanding That One Size Doesn't Fit All

Kathleen Tan, Talent Assessment Lead, Leaderonomics

16-Apr-18 11:00

Empathy: An Understanding That One Size Doesn't Fit All

Empathy is a trait often seen as a weakness, particularly at the workplace, but what is it really, and how can it be leveraged? Kathleen Tan speaks on the topic of empathy, ranging from past examples to suggestions on how it can be relevant in leadership today.

Produced by: Freda Liu


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