John Featherby
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Why do we need "ground rules" when creating safe workspaces?
We need to establish ground rules when creating safe workspaces because, without ground rules, managers and employees can have difficulty understanding boundaries and how to put values into action ...
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Should we regularly reaffirm a set of ground rules for safe working spaces?
While ground rules should be used in training and onboarding employees, they also need to be reaffirmed periodically to ensure they are fully normalised and adopted into the culture of the organiza...
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What will happen to job titles and defined job descriptions?
In C21st Orgs, job titles and fixed role descriptions won't exist in the same way because most people will execute various roles in their own particular combination. Workload and preferences will a...
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What are the old conversations we must move away from?
Imagine you’re in a group working on a particular issue and you’re only allowed to speak if you’re going to say something new: something you’ve never seen, read or heard before. It’s hard. And it’s...
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What questions should Leaders ask themselves before holding a performance related discussion?
We should not be concerned about performance issues as an issue employee deficiency but a consequence of the structure they must operate within, the roles they’re asked to fulfil and the misjudgeme...
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Do you have a white paper on performance appraisals?
Yes! Below are some resources you can use to consider your approach to performance appraisals. White Paper - End Your Annual Appraisal A white paper that explores why annual performance appraisals ...
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What is different about a Teylu?
You join by choice - they are not compulsory. You hold the authority - they are not monitored by someone else, such as HR, by default. You bring your whole self - they are not the average, function...
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What are some example use cases of a Teylu?
Spending time with peers Jo is the Managing Director at a small manufacturing business. Jo is keen to explore what other opportunities and issues people are facing and how they might navigate them ...
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Why trial a Teylu?
Teylus are an effective and powerful source of change, growth and belonging. And, as with all small groups, are adaptable to any scenario. Teylus are based on ancient practices of community bu...
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What is some data that supports the need for a Teylu?
The following statistics are divided into two lists. The first is for what we call "restored" companies - those that authentically care about people with a high priority on meaning, trust and freed...