From Feedback to Forward Motion
Equipping Leaders to Receive and Act on 360-Degree Feedback
- Duration: 1 Day Programme
The From Feedback to Forward Motion programme is a practical learning journey for leaders navigating the challenges of feedback in today’s workplace.
It helps managers move beyond defensiveness or fear, reframing feedback as a leadership advantage.
Participants will explore how to manage emotional responses, listen beneath the words, and cocreate performance agreements that drive growth. The course introduces frameworks for building a feedbackready mindset, aligning personal KPIs with team dynamics, and modelling behaviours that foster a culture of openness.
By the end of the day, leaders will be equipped not only to receive feedback well, but to embed it into their leadership ethos; positioning feedback as a catalyst for trust, collaboration, and sustainable performance.
Programme Objectives
- Equip Managers and Team Leaders to receive 360-degree feedback with openness, clarity, and resilience.
- Build skills to interpret feedback constructively and integrate it into personal development plans.
- Enhance emotional intelligence and self-awareness to transform feedback into leadership growth.
- Position feedback as a tool for collaboration, team engagement, and culture shaping.
Who will benefit?
- Managers
- Team Leaders
Programme Modules
- Module 1: Reframing Feedback as a Leadership Advantage
- Module 2: Receiving Feedback Well
- Module 3: Performance Agreements and Growth Planning
- Module 4: Leadership Behaviours That Foster a Feedback Culture
- Add-on/Optional Module: Giving Feedback with Skill and Sensitivity
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