How to Survive as an Executive: Learning from your Mistakes

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How to Survive As an Executive

CSPS EX Learning

9 episodes

5 days ago

Produced by the Canada School of Public Service, How to Survive As an Executive is a series of learning podcasts for and about Canada’s public service executives. The goal is to share best practices among executives across the globe and inspire the next generation of leaders everywhere. In conversation with a host, executives will reveal aha! moments, impart words of wisdom from their mentors, and look back on the failures that ultimately led to lessons learned. Would you like to participate or suggest a guest for our series? We want to hear from you!

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How to Survive as an Executive: Learning from your Mistakes

How to Survive As an Executive

14 minutes 14 seconds

4 years ago

How to Survive as an Executive: Learning from your Mistakes

As an executive, you may be afraid to take risks and make mistakes that might damage your career. But everyone makes mistakes. What’s important is knowing how you can innovate and experiment despite the possibility of failure.

Caroline Xavier, Associate Deputy Minister at Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, talks about the best way to proceed when you make a mistake, big or small. Ms. Xavier discusses:

how to rebuild trust with a supervisor after making a mistake
smart risk-taking
creating a culture for innovation and experimentation
being open to feedback

Duration: 14:14

Guest: Caroline Xavier, Associate Deputy Minister at Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada

Would you like to participate or suggest a guest for our series? We want to hear from you: csps.executivelearning-apprentissagepourlescadres.efpc@canada.