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Great leaders ask great questions: Here are 3 steps to up your questioning game.

Date Published
October 6, 2022
Section
In the Media
Areas of Expertise
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Decision Making & Negotiations
From:
CBS In the News

Questioning isn't just a way to get the right answer — it's also a means for sustaining relationships and creative thinking.

Key Takeaways

  • At one level, questioning helps people engage with others and accumulate knowledge from them. 
  • But questioning can also help us nurture cultures of inclusion and inquisitiveness. 
  • To do so, we must recognize the different categories of questions, when to use them, and how to listen effectively.

Mentioned Faculty

Oded Netzer

Oded Netzer

Arthur J. Samberg Professor of Business
Marketing Division
Vice Dean for Research
Dean's Office
Photo of Christopher Frank

Christopher Frank

Adjunct Professor of Business
Marketing Division
Paul Magnone

Paul Magnone

Adjunct Professor of Business
Marketing Division
Mentioned On
Big Think

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