Critical Leadership Conversations |
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Short description |
A monthly, bi-monthly or quarterly facilitated conversation |
Purpose |
The facilitated conversations are aimed at learning current theory regarding practical issues faced in the workplace every day and finding ways to convert this new knowledge meaningfully into the workplace where appropriate |
Who would gain most from this process? |
Leadership and management teams at organisational and business unit levels |
Typical structure |
Team decides in advance what topic to engage in Approximately one month in advance Leaders-in-Progress provides the organisation with suitable reading material |
Topics for discussion |
These are dependent on what is important within the organisation – a list of possible topics is available on request |
Benefits for organisation |
Continuous learning and improvement within spheres of influence |
Critical Leadership Conversations
What we in business can learn from the X Factor players in the Rugby World Cup - Part 2 & 3

Part of a series, this video focuses on the need for managers to know their 'players' well so that they can build on their strengths and neutralize their weaknesses. This point is highlighted and illustrated by Graham Henry's apparent discussion with Sonny Bill Williams in the week leading up to the Sharks v Crusaders at Twickenham in the Super 15 in 2011."
Testimonial 2
I really have changed; I learnt how to build great rapport with all people I now coach. My listening skills have improved. The people around me have...




