To compete in a volatile and changing world, organizations must tap into the full creativity, expertise and passion of every employee. But this is not possible when people are focused only on “fitting in” and “going along with things”. In such an environment key information is not shared, ideas are squashed, errors multiply, and people don’t learn from failures.
This facilitated program provides the antidote, psychological safety, in which people feel comfortable enough to speak their minds, share insights, and identify and correct mistakes.
It equips your leaders with the necessary skills to create a environment where people can identify and solve their failures, innovate together, and contribute to the collective good of the organization.
This program benefits:
Junior Managers
Middle Managers
Project Managers
Senior Managers
Learned skills and behaviors
Team Innovation
Learn how to get past fears and create a workplace
where people can learn from failures.
Trust Building
Learn how to invite participation proactively
and set up structures for idea-sharing.
Feedback Management
Learn how to respond productively
to someone speaking up
Team motivation
Learn how to frame the nature of work in order to
motivate your team around a common purpose.
Organizational impact
Empower middle managers to develop essential leadership skills and mindset to:
Appreciate the importance of psychologically safe environments for organizations
Create and maintain such environments
The program
4-week program – up to 15 learning hours
Targeted employee cohorts learn together in smaller groups of around 10
Facilitator-led, situational learning
Thought-leading content developed by
Amy Edmondson
Amy C. Edmondson is the Novartis Professor of Leadership and Management at Harvard Business School. She is best known for her pioneering work on psychological safety, which has spawned a large body of academic research in management, healthcare and education over the past 15 years.
Curriculum and Modules
Key learning points and outcomes | |
Program kickoff | Program intro, learning goals, and expectations |
Module 1 Explore psychological safety | Know what happens in a “culture of silence” Understand how psychological safety counteracts that Appreciate its benefits |
Module 2 Set the stage | Frame the nature of work and approaches to failure Motivate your team around a common purpose |
Module 3 Invite the participation | Adopt a mindset of “situational humility” Proactively make smart inquiries |
Module 4 Respond productively | Respond productively to someone speaking up Deal with failures in clear and useful ways |
Program Wrap Up | Program wrap up, impact End of course survey |
The CrossKnowledge advantage
Outcome-designed
Engaging content activities developed
with renowned experts and delivered
in a proven learning design.
Cohort-based
Your employees learn together with
their peers and within the context of
your organization.
Facilitator-led
One-on-one guidance and virtual
sessions packed with purposeful
interaction and peer-to-peer learning.
Ignite collaborative
learning
Kick-start change
Deliver impact