TED演講-口語練習：怎么才能直言不諱而不刻薄?

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原文及翻譯

How can you all say what you mean without being mean? No matter who you are, should always start with soliciting feedback. Don't dish it out before you prove you can take it. You also need to give, and you need to tell people when their work isn't nearly good enough. 

你們怎么才能直言不諱而不刻薄呢？不管你是誰，都應該從征求反饋開始。在證明自己可以接受反饋之前，不要隨意發(fā)表意見。你也需要給予，當人們的工作還不夠好時，你需要告訴他們。

I was unwilling to let go of my desire to show that I cared personally, that is what for me gave work meaning, but also had to learn how to challenge directly, and I had to learn how to do both at the same time. 

我不愿意放棄表現(xiàn)出我個人關心的愿望，這對我來說賦予了工作意義，但也必須學會如何直接挑戰(zhàn)，我必須學會如何同時做到這兩點。

And over time I came to think about caring and challenging at the same time as radical candor. Some of the best relationships of my career have happened with people who I disagree with, and because I care about these people, it's easier for me to challenge them, and because I challenge them it's easier to care. It's a virtuous cycle, radical candor. 

隨著時間的推移，我開始思考關心和挑戰(zhàn)與徹底坦誠同時存在的問題。我職業(yè)生涯中最好的一些關系都發(fā)生在與我不同意的人之間，因為我關心這些人，所以我更容易挑戰(zhàn)他們，因為我挑戰(zhàn)他們，所以我更容易關心他們。這是一個良性循環(huán)，徹底坦誠。

And the reason why it works is that we, both of us, believe that the floor on the care personally dimension of radical candor is respect. Respect is something we owe to everyone. 

它之所以有效，是因為我們兩人都相信，徹底坦誠的個人關懷維度的底線是尊重。尊重是我們對每個人應盡的責任。

And when we can show respect and common human decency, we actually wind up loving the people who we work with, not in the HR disaster sense of the word that we read so much about today, but in the true sense of collegiality.

當我們能夠表現(xiàn)出尊重和基本的人類尊嚴時，我們實際上會愛上與我們一起工作的人，這并不是我們今天經(jīng)常讀到的人力資源災難意義上的尊重，而是真正意義上的同事關系。

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