*1) Summary: How to conduct difficult conversations with your subordinate?* 1.1) Clarify why you're having this conversation only with facts (not opinions). 1.2) Why is this conversation personally important to *you.* 1.3) Ask: What are *you* going to do about it? (There has to be accountability. Accountability not as a negative consequence perse, but as a loss of opportunity to get results.) 1.4) Ask: How can I help you to achieve the result in step 3. *2) Summary: How to conduct difficult conversations with your peer or manager?* 2.1) Same as 1.1. 2.2) Why is this conversation personally important to *us.* 2.3) Ask: What are *we* going to do about it? (There has to be accountability. Accountability not as a negative consequence perse, but as a loss of opportunity to get results.) 2.4) Ask: How can I help to achieve the result in step 3 for *us.*
Excellent video! I feel so much better going forward with addressing an employee now. Thank you for making an awkward and difficult task more natural and easier!
Great video for mastering difficult conversations. With this instrumental video I better master those difficult conversations, overcome resistance, and actually be that better leader in the workplace.
If your conversation turned difficult, stop, and start again. Repeat until you think it's worth the time. Then jot down key strengths and failures. Move on to next task.
Excuse me, but a great leader knows the details of the projects and can help the team with what they are going to do “about it”. I make it a point to know the context as much as possible, context is everything. If not, you’re leading blindly.
Not an effective solution. This is a kind of leader that just wants output without realizing they are asking for an unreasonable one! Fire this kind of boss!
"Hello everyone"? Who's everyone? I'm just me here by myself in front of the computer. You're not addressing a crowd, just one viewer at a time, usually. "Hello" does it.
Very organized and strategic way of resolving issues in a team. Thank you for sharing.
Amazing video, very clear, concise, and strategic approach to the "tough conversation".
Yes just yes. I used this. And it worked.
*1) Summary: How to conduct difficult conversations with your subordinate?*
1.1) Clarify why you're having this conversation only with facts (not opinions).
1.2) Why is this conversation personally important to *you.*
1.3) Ask: What are *you* going to do about it? (There has to be accountability. Accountability not as a negative consequence perse, but as a loss of opportunity to get results.)
1.4) Ask: How can I help you to achieve the result in step 3.
*2) Summary: How to conduct difficult conversations with your peer or manager?*
2.1) Same as 1.1.
2.2) Why is this conversation personally important to *us.*
2.3) Ask: What are *we* going to do about it? (There has to be accountability. Accountability not as a negative consequence perse, but as a loss of opportunity to get results.)
2.4) Ask: How can I help to achieve the result in step 3 for *us.*
Excellent video! I feel so much better going forward with addressing an employee now. Thank you for making an awkward and difficult task more natural and easier!
Very good idea and very well presented! I'm gonna try this.
Great video for mastering difficult conversations. With this instrumental video I better master those difficult conversations, overcome resistance, and actually be that better leader in the workplace.
Simple, basic and effective. Great video... Thanks for taking the time to share these insights.
Thank you! I just did it today and it works
Simple yet very effective. Thanks!
There are some great points here. I wonder if asking a valued employee the question what are you going to do about it might come off as intimidating?
I thought the same. I guess it depends on the the level of responsibility expected of that person's post or grade.
What's the effective alternative?
Was just thinking the same thing. Accountability looks much different in 2023.
Excellent... mind blowing yet simple
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Vert interesting approach 👍
Helped me a lot, learned lots of things I didn't know. Thanks.
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Thanks!
If your conversation turned difficult, stop, and start again. Repeat until you think it's worth the time. Then jot down key strengths and failures. Move on to next task.
Great piece!Bang on target.
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Outstanding
This is too difficult, I'm feeling emotional but I can't yell.
Would like to ask what if they reponded why asking them "what we can do about it" that I am supposed to give them the things they should have to do
What if they say .... I dont know what we can about it, you tell me ?
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Excuse me, but a great leader knows the details of the projects and can help the team with what they are going to do “about it”. I make it a point to know the context as much as possible, context is everything. If not, you’re leading blindly.
help them, yes. Spoon feed them ... why are they employed?
He is absolutely right...
- We need to let you go. What are you going to do about it? :O
It's serious, it's Dwaynes fault, and the consequence is severe. Yahwae please assist a helpless servant.
Old school and horrible
What's new school and nice?
Not an effective solution. This is a kind of leader that just wants output without realizing they are asking for an unreasonable one! Fire this kind of boss!
Narcissist 101, not leadership
"Hello everyone"? Who's everyone? I'm just me here by myself in front of the computer. You're not addressing a crowd, just one viewer at a time, usually. "Hello" does it.
But what did you think of his ideas???