Curious about navigating tough workplace conversations? Share your strategies for providing feedback to change-resistant peers.
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To give feedback to a resistant peer, “PERSON” model can play effective role: 1. Prepare: Gather specific examples of issues. 2. Empathise: Acknowledge their feelings. 3. Relate: Share your similar experiences. 4. Support: Offer to help during the transition. 5. Offer: Explain the benefits and invite input. 6. Negotiate: Be open to their suggestions. Example: "I’ve noticed some delays with our current task. I get that this change in approach can be uncomfortable. I faced similar challenges before, but adapting really helped me. I’m here to support you— what do you think about exploring some new approaches together?" This fosters trust and encourages openness.
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Cuando un compa?ero se resiste al cambio en sus métodos de trabajo, lo más efectivo es abordar la situación con empatía y claridad. En lugar de imponer el cambio, comienza por reconocer sus esfuerzos y logros con el método actual. Luego, plantea los beneficios del nuevo enfoque, explicando cómo podría facilitar su trabajo o mejorar los resultados. Haz preguntas abiertas para entender sus preocupaciones y anímalo a participar en la solución, haciendo que se sienta parte del proceso. La clave está en comunicar de manera colaborativa y respetuosa, mostrando que el cambio es una oportunidad de crecimiento, no una crítica a su forma de trabajar.
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