Two Truths, One Lie: How Mark Wessner Uses Humor to Break Down Hierarchy and Build Trust
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Two Truths, One Lie: How Mark Wessner Uses Humor to Break Down Hierarchy and Build Trust
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MB Seminary President Mark Wessner once opened a sermon for a church deciding whether to hire him with a game of two truths and a lie: I've done cocaine. I've been in prison. I have a tattoo. He doesn't have a tattoo.
Mark joins Kate Davis to talk about using humor to lower the guard that comes with hierarchy, from all-out Nerf battles with his team to the evaluation that told him to be more presidential. He also breaks down the four languages leaders communicate in, what the Birkman Method reveals about why we joke, and his one rule for humor at work: if anyone's paying for the joke, make it you.
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Hosted by Kate Davis
Edited by Chris @ Wider View Studios