Skip-Level Meetings

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Todd Dewett

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01 - Introduction

01 - The value of skip-level meetings.mp4

01:08

02 - 1. Preparing for a Skip-Level Meeting

01 - The need for a skip-level meeting.mp4

02:56

02 - Define a process.mp4

02:21

03 - Meeting types and sizes.mp4

02:48

04 - Preparing the person who will be skipped.mp4

02:26

05 - The role of the junior employees.mp4

02:58

03 - 2. Conducting the Meeting

01 - Faciliating progress.mp4

03:01

02 - Soliciting feedback.mp4

02:45

03 - Identifying behaviors to avoid.mp4

02:42

04 - Exploring signs of trouble.mp4

02:33

04 - Conclusion

01 - Preparing for future meetings.mp4

02:29

Description

Discover how to exchange information with teams inside your organization that you don’t have direct contact with by organizing a skip-level meeting: a meeting without the team’s direct supervisor, thus skipping a level. In this short course, instructor Dr. Todd Dewett shares how skip-level meetings can be an important component in building connections between teams, covers methods to ask for candid feedback, and offers ways to make meaningful connections.

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Todd Dewett

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Dr. Todd Dewett is a best-selling leadership author, educator, and speaker. After beginning his career with Andersen Consulting and Ernst & Young, he completed his PhD in Organizational Behavior at Texas A&M University and enjoyed a career as an award-winning professor. Today he a widely recognized expert on authenticity, leadership, relationships, and success. He speaks, writes, and has created an educational library of courses enjoyed by millions of professionals in nearly every country in the world. Visit his home online at www.drdewett.com. All sites: https://linktr.ee/drdewett.

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