How Do You Create a Psychologically Safe Culture?
Are you a technical expert? Engineer? Scientist? The transition into a leadership role in your business and managing others can be tough!
My recent Eye Openers guest, Joe Scanlin of Scanalytics, has been there.
Watch this video to learn:
Why being open to learning at all stages in your business is so important
How to lead by example
Why asking ridiculously big questions can lead to a strong culture
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Eye Opening Insights:
[00:17:16] Joe shares what the most important skill that Joe and his team have needed in their business
[00:23:40] Brittany asks Joe how he creates a psychologically safe culture in his business
[00:31:59] Joe explains how he created a “Joe Operating System” because our minds are for having ideas, not holding them.
Check out the episode, and then, let me know: How safe does your culture feel for your team and for you?
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ABOUT JOE SCANLIN + SCANALYTICS
Led by a team of scientists, innovators, and engineers, Scanalytics Inc. leads the way in improving the built environment through a suite of internet-based tools. As a leading and award-winning Internet of Things and big-data company, we’ve pioneered the smart-flooring sensor, and along with our proprietary data and reporting capabilities help “future-proof” commercial environments such as convention centers, retail, healthcare, security and more, with a current focus on trade show environments. With over 80 million impressions to date, Scanalytics has deployed SoleSensors across North America, Europe, Southeast Asia and Australia.
Founded in 2012, it all began when founder Joe Scanlin was shopping at a retail store and became interested in the methodologies in which companies with a physical footprint could understand human behavior. “The orientation of how I was standing, how long I was there, what I was looking at, the time of day; this told a story that I was giving them but no one was tracking,” says Scanlin.
It did not take long for a solution to come. Scanlin set to work developing the first version of what's now known as the SoleSensor, a smart floor sensor that measures 100% of foot traffic in physical spaces, and also tracks behaviors such as dwell time, turnover, and patience rates. Scanlin states, “our tools help businesses understand key points such as how long someone was standing in front of a product, and how that relates to their level of interest in purchasing it.”