
About this episode
Emma and Corina are on a mission to stop bad work stories.
Join Emma and Corina as they discuss a situation where a team has worked on their development all day, including their culture. Right at the end of the session, as they are checking out, a team member says, “ I dont think everyone has been as honest as they could have been today, but it is a start. “ Nervous laughter or awkward silence, and we move on, or do we?
What do you do? #teammember responsibilities, #leadership #facilitationskills #honesty #safetyandtrust
Points covered:
- A very normal default reaction is to do nothing, feel awkward and move on
- Universal v personal - how do we own it.
- How to use the culture as your guide for a ‘teachable moment’
- An offline recovery strategy and how to close the loop with the team
- The power of humility and learning for growth in self and others
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