"Growth mindset"
Say this instead: willing to learn
How "Growth mindset" shows up at work
Originally a useful idea from psychology research, now a hiring-filter phrase that appears in every job description. When a manager says "we value a growth mindset here," it sometimes means "we want someone who won't complain about changing priorities."
We're looking for candidates who demonstrate a growth mindset and adapt to feedback quickly.
We're looking for candidates who are willing to learn and adapt to feedback quickly.
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