CLIC: Inter-Communication: Safe to Speak: Building Trust for High-Performing Teams New
Description
Have you ever held back from asking a question or sharing an idea because you feared being judged? Psychological safety is the belief that you can take interpersonal risks - such as making mistakes, asking questions, or offering feedback - without fear of embarrassment or punishment. Research shows that psychological safety is one of the strongest predictors of high-performing teams.
Join our workshop to:
- Understand what psychological safety is and why it matters.
- Recognise behaviours that build - or undermine - trust in groups.
- Practise strategies to create environments where everyone feels safe to contribute.
Target audience
Eligibility
- Staff and students from Cambridge University Engineering Department ONLY
- Further details regarding CLIC's eligibility criteria are available here
Objectives
- Understand what psychological safety is and why it matters.
- Recognise behaviours that build - or undermine - trust in groups.
- Practise strategies to create environments where everyone feels safe to contribute.
Format
Interactive workshop
Duration
Two hours
Frequency
Once per year
Related courses
- CLIC: Inter-Communication: First impression counts
- CLIC: Inter-Communication: From Luck to Strategy: Mastering Career Networking
- CLIC: Inter-Communication: Culture Shock Unpacked: Thriving in a New Environment
- CLIC: Inter-Communication: Safe to Speak: Building Trust for High-Performing Teams
- CLIC: Inter-Communication: Everybody speaks English, right?
- CLIC: Inter-Communication: The Melting Pot Mystery: Navigating International Cambridge
- CLIC: Inter-Communication: People buy people
- CLIC: Inter-Communication: Embrace the Chaos: VUCA-Proofing Your Future
- CLIC: Inter-Communication: Mind Myths: Cracking the Code of Unconscious Bias
Theme
CLIC: Inter-Communication skills
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