Lead with Compassion
Organisation
Recognise the power of Compassion in enabling high trust and collaborative working environments.
We will work with you to lead with compassion by developing an understanding of how compassion creates trust and how trusting relationships can lead to a collaborative workforce and enable a culture of care.
Compassion is a type of motivation which is making headlines for its effectiveness in being able to cope with change and uncertainty. When we have to go through change or uncertainty our trust gets tested, by leading with compassion leaders create deeper levels of trust and ride the waves.
What we offer
Cultivate compassion and thrive in a climate of care
Elevate your people and organisation by cultivating compassion.
For senior leadership teams, a tailored learning programme comprising:
- Facilitated workshops
- Personal and organisational assessments
- Change planning
- Transition support - a mentored approach
How to start encouraging a climate of care as the hidden heart of your organisations strategic competitive advantage. This tailored programme will give you and your team a blueprint for creating a climate of care and support you in the early stages of making this happen.
⟶ Need any further details, get in touch- On Purpose cultivate compassion flyer website (1.033 MB .pdf file)
Leading reintegration
Towards a Return to a New Paradigm of the Dispersed Workplace through the Lens of Psychological Safety.
For senior leadership teams involving team leader mentoring using a leader’s toolkit and blueprint for creating psychological safety, an action learning facilitated team workshop, and follow up mentoring as required.
How are you planning to bring back your people within this new paradigm? How are you planning to protect productivity, collaboration, and future success? How are you ensuring ‘how’ you are going to be working individually and collectively is open to continual learning and improvement?
⟶ Need any further details, get in touch- On Purpose leading reintegration flyer website (1.029 MB .pdf file)