
How feedback relates to other forms of two way communication. What works and doesn't. Your Personal Objective(s) and a lateral thinking puzzle that relates
Recognising and removing or minimising the obstacles that can make it difficult to give feedback, and to make feedback do its job as intended. Feedback for your Peers and your "Boss". Feedback in Relationships
How to give the most effective positive feedback that will encourage and motivate continuous good performance - and even improve upon it
How to help other people clearly see the need for improvement in something they have done or are doing and get their commitment to improve. Exercise: The way I will use this skill and with who.
When someone is or isn't doing something that they shouldn't or should be doing, where there is no merit and you want them to change their performance. Exercise: The way I will use this skill and with who.
How to deal with the situation when you have to change someone's performance and feedback alone has not worked. Exercise: The way I will use this skill and with who.
Overall conclusions. Mastery Tests of content, and Developing Ongoing Action Plans for future development and new challenges. Bibliography of resources.
Stand Alone workshops each created to deliver a positive impact on a specific area of competence or ability. BUT how they work together to achieve overall success in a task or even in relation to overall job objectives.
Do you need to steer the performance of others - and would like to make doing so more effective and comfortable for all?
This workshop is specifically designed to deliver the critical skills and processes required to help you give the feedback to others that produces observable and positive results – for all concerned. You will build on your confidence and ability to be a trusted source of support/guidance for others; one that will be respected as being fair and focused on the right outcomes and interests, helping them achieve the goals that they have. And when and if, despite the best of feedback, things don’t go the way they should you will have a clear and powerful way of dealing with it.
Giving feedback and managing differences correctly will help get the job done right without damaging relationships, which means that you can reach or exceed your goals more easily.
If you are in or aspiring to a leadership or management position, being someone who can give timely and effective feedback in a way that is respected and often asked for can greatly increase your value to the organisation.
You can probably see some connections to your personal life as well.
This workshop ensures that it’s easy for you to acquire these skills and processes. More importantly, the learning methodology and included activities/assignments help you to practice for mastery, personalise to your own style and approach, and apply these skills precisely to the reality of your role and the day-to-day situations you face.
We will be using the downloadable Giving Feedback and Managing Differences Workbook resource; this has copies of key slides and notes, Application Exercises and Assignments to be done during and after the Workshop, Self-Assessment test for mastery, Action Plans for ongoing development and to help meet future challenges and further information with links
Content List
What exactly is “Feedback” – in relation to other forms of communication. Its place, benefits and limitations
The Value of giving feedback – to the coached, to you and to other parties. The “Why”
The Social/Business Compact – what it means for feedback today
Barriers to giving feedback and overcoming them
Feedback for your Peers or your "Boss"
Types of feedback
Lateral thinking exercise
Positive Feedback - CREDITING
Balanced Feedback – DEVELOPMENT NOT the sandwich technique!
Negative Feedback - CORRECTIVE
Managing Differences – you’ve tried getting others to change their performance and it hasn’t worked. Now you have to change it for them
Conclusions
This is a stand alone Workshop that is one of a series of interlinked Learning For Results programmes designed to help you succeed in today’s world.