Carol Dweck & Angela Duckworth: Individual & Organizational Mindset | 2022 Future of Work Conference

"Beliefs Matter: Real-World Implications of Individual and Organizational Mindsets"

The far-reaching impact of Professor Carol Dweck’s research on how our beliefs shape our success means that many leaders already value a growth mindset. Yet organizations still create cultures of genius, where talent is valued above all else––rather than cultures of development that reward dedication and smart risk-taking. In this conversation with Professor Angela Duckworth, Carol Dweck shares why “talent” is a dangerous word, and explains recent research on how organizational mindsets can override our personal beliefs, making the case for why culture must be perpetually renewed.

Speakers:
- Angela Duckworth, CEO of Character Lab and Author of Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance
- Carol Dweck, Lewis & Virginia Eaton Professor of Psychology at Stanford University

The 2022 Wharton Future of Work Conference, hosted by Wharton People Analytics, brought together a slate of speakers to consider the questions of how, where, and when we work. Learn more: http://whr.tn/futureofwork

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