Why Your Hard Work Leads To Zero Credit

Why Your Hard Work Leads To Zero Credit

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Video Summary:
How do you get credit for your work when someone else claims it? Dr. K explains how credit is actually given by an audience and getting credit is all about shaping the story early. Have clearly defined roles, steady updates, empathy, give credit freely, and stay positive instead of silent.

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00:00 – Introduction
00:28 – People Don’t Deserve Credit
01:55 – Ambiguity Over the Work
03:40 – First Claimant Advantage
07:14 – Establish Ownership Early
08:51 – Know Thy Enemy
12:30 – Credit Others
14:04 – Sabotaging Your Credit
16:44 – Suppressing Anger
17:41 – Fear of Speaking Up
19:34 – When Your Boss Takes Credit

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Citations:
Many Hands Make Overlooked Work: Over-Claiming of Responsibility Increases With Group Size
​Juliana Schroeder, Eugene M. Caruso & Nicholas Epley. (2016)

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