EPISODE · Oct 28, 2024 · 10 MIN
112: The Feedback Factor
from The HaltingWinter Podcast · host Seth Winterhalter
Are you finding that feedback in your municipality often creates tension rather than progress? It's time to transform the way you handle feedback in your city leadership. In this episode of The HaltingWinter Podcast, Seth Winterhalter explores the groundbreaking insights from "Thanks for the Feedback" by Douglas Stone and Sheila Heen, revealing how municipal leaders can turn even the toughest criticism into fuel for civic growth. Discover how successful city managers are creating more responsive, innovative governments by mastering the art of feedback. You'll discover: Why most feedback fails to drive positive change in municipalities How to identify and navigate the three types of feedback every city leader encounters The hidden emotional triggers that can derail even the most promising feedback conversations Practical strategies to build a feedback-rich culture that sparks innovation and collaboration Whether you're dealing with council criticism, citizen complaints, or departmental dynamics, this episode offers proven approaches that could transform your leadership effectiveness. Ready to turn feedback into your city's catalyst for positive change? Tune in now and learn how to make every conversation count toward building a stronger municipality. Read the 5-part companion blog series here: HaltingWinter Municipal Solutions Subscribe to our FREE newsletter to get all our podcasts, articles, and more in one easy-to-read weekly resource: The Leader's Lens Connect with Seth on LinkedIn Check out HaltingWinter Municipal Solutions - your primary resource for developing city leaders and fostering a flourishing municipal culture that produces extraordinary results through executive coaching, professional speaking, and results-based consulting.
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