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For too long, feedback has carried a negative connotation, often feeling uncomfortable despite our best efforts to reframe it as a "gift." We’ve all encountered feedback delivered ineffectively—whether through blunt honesty, passive-aggressive comments, or indirect hints. These methods don’t work. It's time to leave behind the old ways of yelling, telling, and selling. In this discussion w explore how to redefine feedback and create an environment where it truly elevates ...
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Three Key Takeaways from the Discussion 1. Courageous conversations start with intention, not confrontation. The conversation highlighted that difficult discussions are most productive when our intention is to help, elevate performance, strengthen relationships, or improve outcomes. Before entering any conversation, ask yourself: What is my intention? What outcome am I hoping to achieve? 2. Feedback is most effective when it is consistent, future-focused, and part of an ongoing dialogue. Ra...
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Thank you for taking the time to join us for our recent webinar. I trust you’ll agree with me as to the value of Jennie & Bryce’s conversation as they explored, with your excellent questions, how values show up in leadership, especially under pressure, and why understanding your own values is essential to making consistent, confident decisions. One of the central ideas I picked up was that values act as a filter for decision-making, shaping how we lead, respond, and show up each day. A f...
Follow SAIT Corporate Training on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/saitcorporatetraining/?viewAsMember=true Connect directly with Jennie and Byrce on LinkedIn: Jennie: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenniengilbert/Byrce https://www.linkedin.com/in/bryce-watters-8aa1a1b5/Have burning questions about leadership that you'd like us to address? Email them to [email protected] and let your voice be heard.