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Is Indirect Feedback used in your organization? 
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A great leader does what they can to make themselves and people around them succeed and excel to their fullest potential. If you as a leader aren't doing this, then it's time to focus on becoming a...
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The Trust Maturity Model from www.giveleaderhip.com...
What is the level of trust in your team?
Chaos? Learning? Optimizing? Or, Innovating?
Metta Solutions's comment,
October 18, 2012 11:48 AM
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October 18, 2012 12:49 PM
@Metta Solutions, you are welcome, I really like your curated work as well. One suggestion would be to link your twitter account to scoop.it, this way you will be mentioned automatically on twitter when we rescoop your posts.
Geoff Roberts's curator insight,
January 18, 2014 12:43 PM
Nice descriptive framework, but it needs a 'how to get there' as well...
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An effective tactic for supervisors in the implementation of a feedback mechanism is to invite feedback from all staff members.
The supervisor must make sure everyone knows that the intent is to help the supervisor be more effective and to learn from everyone in the team. It is important to stress that this needs to be a respectful session, and the supervisor must be prepared to actively listen while avoiding becoming defensive.
If this is done appropriately, the supervisor has an opportunity to “model the way” to receive feedback for every team member. The supervisor can then hold a team meeting and report a summary of the feedback he or she received to the whole staff.
During this meeting, the supervisor can also share his or her plans to address that feedback.
AlGonzalezinfo's insight:
It is amazing how much we can learn from our staff members. Its not easy to actively listen, but, if done correctly, this can truly increase the trust level of a team.
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Leadership and branding expert, Lisa Manyoky joined me on #HealthyLeadership to explore the Tyranny of Indirect Feedback and how to make the GIANT LEAP from diversity to inclusion by minimizing the use of this exclusionary model.
Of course, leadership starts with us, so we also talked about how we can all be open to feedback in order to welcome others to talk to us directly.
Check it out at: #HealthyLeadership