 
“Conversations are always different; you can never step into the same river twice, it changes and you change” - Heraclites
This program is a unique offering and ideal for technical or professional service personnel or managers with little people training experience.
The sort of conversations you have determine the quality of leadership you provide. Ultimately business is done through conversation, everything gets done through conversations; are you making sure that your dialogues are both constructive and useful?
It is vital through any change or emotional disturbance at work that relationships are retained; communicating tough messages can compromise these relationships so it’s important to equip your staff with the right tools and approaches. The intent for this program is to develop skills in having effective communication and performance conversations with staff, through times when delivering hard messages are a daily occurrence.
We enable your people to become effective by developing practical skills which fit into your culture. People are treated with respect and challenged to perform. It is an effective way of driving business performance, to improve the transfer of skills and knowledge throughout an organisation and to achieve results more quickly. I believe that creating good organisations is about helping people to thrive; when people thrive they are more resilient and perform better. All companies can be places where people thrive….. Is yours?
| Leadership dialogues: |
- Engage people rather than use them
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Build stronger teams and more trusting environments
- Work through big issues faster than traditional methods
- Encourage ‘open thinking’ to address difficult problems |
Don’t direct through giving presentations or outlining objectives; instead open up the thinking process to everyone and unleash the creative energy within your organisation.
“There is growing evidence that people who are above average regarding self- awareness are likely to be high performers, particularly with respect to leadership and management”- Edward Lee Thorndike Professor of Psychology & Education, Teacher's College, Columbia University.
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