What to Say When You Waited Too Long - Giving Useful Feedback
Managers hesitated to give feedback when their employees sat in the office next door. Giving feedback virtually often seems impossible. And many managers have waited so long, they don't know where to start. Give managers the words to make the hardest conversations easier. And as a result, develop employees who feel invested in and want to stay with your organization.
Learning Objectives:
- Help managers feel comfortable giving feedback virtually and in person.
- Give managers the words to start even the most difficult conversations.
- Develop employees so they feel invested in and cared about.
- Help employees do their best work.
- Help managers be someone employees want to work for.
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Shari Harley, MA, CSP
Shari Harley, author of How to Say Anything to Anyone, is known globally as an engaging, funny, content-rich business speaker. Her international training firm, Candid Culture, is making it easier to tell the truth at work. Shari is bringing candor back to the workplace. A former HR practitioner and operations leader, Shari’s practical approach has led her to speak and train in Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, India, Dubai and Australia. From “Making Meetings Work” and “Delegating Better” to “Managing Your Career” and “Saying Anything to Anyone,” Shari’s tips are sure to delight and inform in a real, direct and very funny way. Watch videos and learn more about Shari at www.candidculture.com.