How to have critical conversations in transformational leadership
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Leading The Coaching Change with Nadine Powrie
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This is a stimulating and thought-provoking roundtable on "critical conversations in transformational leadership" with Jeremy Williams, Ph. D, Jeni Ling and Jan Daines.
We are keen to speak about
Radically reframing your questions.
Testing your solutions (and yourself)
Pausing to move faster
Tapping into creativity
3 questions to think about
❓What does effective transformational leadership lool like?
❓How to avoid common mistakes that can derail your transformation efforts
❓How do you change behaviour, thinking, attitudes and emotion?
What questions would you like to ask us?
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I've learned a great deal and share with you my 4 key points.
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The power of having non negotiables
When I feel like saying no!
A non-negotiable is a commitment to yourself that you will not break.
You may have only one or we may have a few.
Here are some questions that we will explore:
- What values and principles are guiding your choices?
- What results do you see by sticking to them?
- Are they part of your daily actions?
- When you follow through on your non-negotiables, what does that tell you about yourself?
Over the past few months, Jeni Ling, Jan Daines and I interviewed some candidates for a leadership post in an international organisation and all were taken by surprise with this question.
What would you respond?
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How to answer 'what makes you unique at an interview'?
Imagine being in an online interview and being asked by the CEO "what makes you unique?"
- How would you respond?
- What examples would you use to back up your statement?
I am also curious
What is the best ever response you heard from a candidate (if you were on the interview panel)?
Lisa Barrow, CEO of Kada Recruiting has a possible answer "A good tip in answering this question is to start with this sentence opener. 'I was the only one who.' Or I was the first to. And fill in the blank with what you've accomplished that many others in the same situation didn't or took longer to do. Use the opportunity to respond as a way to share a special achievement that you're particularly proud of accomplishing"
Listen to Jeni Ling and I in this podcast where we give you 10 ideas about how to make your uniqueness shine.
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How to stand out in a virtual interview
*** I don't know how to prepare for my online interview next week ***
Jeni Ling and I can help you!
Sneek peak of questions we will discuss:
- How to prepare for a remote interview
- What are the best questions that you can ask at interviews?
- Virtual interview dos and don’ts
- What questions to expect during your interview
Do you feel ready now?
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How can we ensure we are recruiting the best team?
*** What does talent acquisition look like in the midst of a pandemic? ***
The short answer is digital—very, very digital.
Thanks to Covid-19, the traditional hiring process has been harder than ever this year as recruiters and candidates scrambled to adapt to a fully remote experience.
Here's the thing: 'According to a Sage report, 24% of businesses have started using AI for their talent acquisition needs, with 56% of managers planning to adopt automated technology in the next twelve months.' (Forbes, 2021)
Success-capable candidates in 2021 will demonstrate strong communication, ease with technology and a flexible, adaptable approach to their work.
Sneek peak of questions we discuss:
- How to adopt hiring technologies such as automation and AI
- How to stay personal when the organisation uses AI as part of your recruitment process
- How to eliminate bias in the hiring process
- What are the long-term hiring strategies?
Thank you for choosing to listen to my podcast. I'd love to hear your views on what Jeni Ling and I discussed.
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