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Leadership

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People Leadership

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• What are some challenging situations while handling people issues?

Team Think

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Phases of a ‘Coaching Dialogue’

Preparation Enabling Constructive Feedback

Action Planning Follow-up

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Preparing for Conversations

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Self Analysis

Questionnaire

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Strengths: • What strengths do you have? • What do you do better than anyone else? • What unique resources do you have access to? • What do people see in you as your strengths?

Opportunities: • Where are the good opportunities facing you? • What are the interesting trends you are aware of?

Threats: • What obstacles do you

face? • What is your competition

doing? • Threats of future change• Threat from your

weaknesses?

Weaknesses: • What could you

improve? • What should you

avoid? • What are the people

issues?

SWOT Analysis

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Enabling Constructive Conversations

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What are Interferences?

• There are external interferences:– Projects– Client issues– Organization’s policies

• There are internal interferences:– Thoughts– Feelings– Values– Beliefs– All of these create mindsets

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Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs

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• Feedback should be structured in 3 parts:

1. What worked?2. What did not work or

got stuck?3. What should be done

differently?

• Sandwich Feedback

Effective Feedback

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Action Planning and Follow-up

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