盖尔·金：好奇心驱动的新闻生涯

Life’s Work “ There’s no way to force chemistry when it isn’t there. But it’s important to understand that everyone brings something to the table and ask, ‘How can we all shine here?’” HBR: Did studying psychology help you be a better journalist? That response was very useful— even life-changing—because it was so blunt and true. Sometimes you do great work but there are other people they like better, so you have to get over yourself. KING: What helped me is being curious. As a kid I was often told, “You’re so nosy.” I prefer to think of myself as inquisitive. Being open and interested is what makes me me, and it’s why I enjoy my job. …