Lucia Rahilly
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Welcome to McKinsey Talks Talent, featuring McKinsey leaders and talent experts, Brian Hancock and Brooke Weddle.
I'm Lucia Rahilly.
Being your true self at work might sound like a liberating and even a productive idea, but author and psychologist Tomas Chamorro-Premusic warns against it.
Today we'll hear about his new book, Don't Be Yourself, to help us figure out just how real we should be in the workplace.
Demas, welcome back to McKinsey Talks Talent.
Congratulations on your book, Don't Be Yourself, such a timely and fun and insightful read.
So this research challenges the prevalent mantra, as you describe it, of authenticity in the workplace, that folks should figure out who they are and bring that true self, if such a thing exists, to their professional lives and their professional relationships.
What exactly does authenticity mean in this context?
And what do you think catalyzed the rise of this imperative that became really part of corporate mantra, as you say, to bring your whole self to work?
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