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- Emerging Leaders: Rising up to the challenge of your first role is never quite what you expect.
thinking I’ve got this and within seconds panicking that I was failing as I navigated another tumultuous conversation There wasn’t time to plan for those conversations, you had to jump in. At the other end were those challenging conversations, balancing tension and conflict, letting people No one wants to deliver bad news, as humans, it’s natural to steer away from these conversations and having access to practical tools and tips they could practice with and take into everyday workplace conversations
- A Roadmap to Creating a Thriving Workplace: Fostering Engagement, Well-being, and Success
transparency, authenticity, a genuine desire to hear every voice, active listening, feedback, ongoing conversation
- #curatedconversations talking P U R P O S E
Curated Conversations, let's talk P U R P O S E! finished our third workshop in this series and the feedback is consistently positive with the Curated Conversations Leaders are receiving enormous value in the conversation being curated, the opportunity to grow their
- Why Investing in Culture Is the Most Strategic Move You’ll Make This Year
decisions are communicated How people feel after interacting with their leaders and team members Every conversation
- Leaders, does it pay to be liked?
and collaborative mode, less focused on inputs and KPIs which was my autopilot, and an unproductive conversation PeopleQ co-authors Curated Conversations, a safe and courageous space for leaders to explore the capabilities
- From one stream of knowledge to many. Being Leaders.
It’s convenient, and in many cases accessible by many. Peer based virtual learning evolves the experience from consumption to a deeper conversation that wholeheartedly
- Why some leaders STAND OUT. And will be remembered as Great.
I had a conversation with someone recently who suggested leaders are born. They ask for support and are not afraid of publicly doing so, because their no 1 concern is their people They choose when to be steadfast and stoic, and when to show concern, empathy and grief.
- A Barometer for Leadership Success
You may attend leadership conferences and workshops feeling honoured to be there, and at the same time Let these together drive how you hold space for others, and the language accessed in those conversations
- Part 2: Inspiring workplaces cultures to thrive and the role of leaders.
Having a tool is not a replacement for leaders driving team and 1-2-1 conversations.
- We've been busy with #CuratedConversations
We have been so busy this year that we forgot to share with you all the launch of our Curated Conversations
- A story about failure; and how Leaders can learn from it.
✅ Did people voice their concerns in that open forum? ❌ Did concerns raised get robustly discussed and challenged?
- The GLUE in teams
To find out more about how to bring C-IQ to your conversations email us melina@peopleq.com.au
