The Power of Peer Learning Conversations

EP 5 - The Future of Work

In this 5th episode of our podcast series, Don talks with Lydia Chen about The Future of Work. 

COVID 19 has been a uniquely challenging crisis for organisations across the globe. It has stretched leaders to re-examine every aspect of their business and to emerge new strategies for the Future of Work.

 Technology has already transformed the way we work and enabled us to do so much more remotely, but how do leaders really stay connected and build trust with their teams? 

• How do they have meaningful and engaging remote conversations?
• Why is it so important to get to know your teams better? 
• How is their role changing as we move to new ways of working? 
• What are the hybrid models that are emerging? 

Listen to Don talk through some of these questions and share his experience from working with organisations and moderating panel events with senior leaders.

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The Power of Peer Learning Conversations

In this 4th episode of our podcast series, Emma and Don talk about Peer Learning. 

They are both great fans of peer learning because it is such a powerful way of helping people to explore and get clarity on the issues they are facing. 

Through informal conversations or a more structured  learning approach, peer learning is helping  like-minded coaches and action learning groups to create the trust and safe space that is needed to generate new ideas. 
  
Listen to Emma and Don talk about their own experiences of working with different sized groups and how and how they are embedding peer learning into their Leadership Conversation programmes.

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Have a look at our free webinar on Leading and Engaging Remote Teams here: 
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Creating a Coaching Culture

In this episode,  Emma and Don explore coaching culture – what does it look like in an  organisation when it is well developed? What does it help them to achieve when coaching becomes part of their culture and is at the heart of their leadership competencies? 

With Lydia's expert facilitation, they discuss what are the key skills that leaders need to have great coaching conversations, what a coaching conversation looks like and how they   define the coaching mindset.

Leading and Engaging Remote Teams - Part 2 Autonomy and Feedback

In this podcast,  we continue the discussion with our colleague Lydia Chen about the impact of Working From Home and how it has changed the conversations between leaders and their teams.  

In this episode we develop the 2nd part of our Engagement Model to explore the crucial importance of developing autonomy, allowing teams to have the freedom to act and providing the right level of support. 

We  discuss how leaders can build trust and engagement by developing a culture of frequent, 2 way feedback to understand their team's perspective. 

Watch out for our next episode coming in January and the meantime, our warmest wishes for a happy holiday season and a wonderful New Year.

Find our free webinar on Leading & Engaging Remote Teams here: 
https://conversations83629.ac-page.com/webinar-leading-and-engaging-remote-teams?test=true

TYC 1 - Leading and Engaging Remote Teams

In our first podcast, we discuss how team cultures have shifted and Working From Home has changed forever the dynamic between leaders and their teams.  Aligning, engaging and motivating teams has moved to the top of every leader's priorities and we think that powerful conversations are the way to achieve these goals.

We talk with our colleague Lydia Chen about trust and engagement  and reveal our thoughts  on the importance of being interested in your people and being clear about their scope.

Find our free webinar on Leading & Engaging Remote Teams here: 
https://conversations83629.ac-page.com/webinar-leading-and-engaging-remote-teams?test=true