The challenge of articulating "real" conversations
Making a breakthrough in the way of communicating always leads to an improvement in relationships and therefore in the leadership of an executive.
Having a good conversation that becomes a true dialogue and does not descend into a discussion is one of the most satisfying human interactions. Elements such as creativity, collaboration, empathy, psychological safety, ego management, etc. come into play. How we dialogue leaves an imprint not only on our relational dimension but also on a psychological and physiological level.
The paper discusses five key recommendations for enabling dialogue, ten barriers that significantly reduce its effectiveness, and four very practical tools for team meetings.
Having a good conversation that becomes a true dialogue and does not descend into a discussion is one of the most satisfying human interactions. Elements such as creativity, collaboration, empathy, psychological safety, ego management, etc. come into play. How we dialogue leaves an imprint not only on our relational dimension but also on a psychological and physiological level.
The paper discusses five key recommendations for enabling dialogue, ten barriers that significantly reduce its effectiveness, and four very practical tools for team meetings.
Collection: IESE (España)
Ref: OITN-4-E
Format: PDF
Number of pages: 5
Publication Date: Oct 24, 2023
Language: English, Spanish
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Making a breakthrough in the way of communicating always leads to an improvement in relationships and therefore in the leadership of an executive.
Having a good conversation that becomes a true dialogue and does not descend into a discussion is one of the most satisfying human interactions. Elements such as creativity, collaboration, empathy, psychological safety, ego management, etc. come into play. How we dialogue leaves an imprint not only on our relational dimension but also on a psychological and physiological level.
The paper discusses five key recommendations for enabling dialogue, ten barriers that significantly reduce its effectiveness, and four very practical tools for team meetings.
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Having a good conversation that becomes a true dialogue and does not descend into a discussion is one of the most satisfying human interactions. Elements such as creativity, collaboration, empathy, psychological safety, ego management, etc. come into play. How we dialogue leaves an imprint not only on our relational dimension but also on a psychological and physiological level.
The paper discusses five key recommendations for enabling dialogue, ten barriers that significantly reduce its effectiveness, and four very practical tools for team meetings.
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