Culture doesn’t shift through policy—it transforms through presence. In this episode, Katie Trotter, Chief Program Officer at the Chapman Foundation, explores how a coaching-centered culture is built not through programs, but through everyday conversations. Katie shares that coaching culture starts with intention, not titles. It’s about how we show up: listening with curiosity, asking thoughtful questions, and supporting ownership. She goes on to unpack how leaders and teammates can foster gr...
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Culture doesn’t shift through policy—it transforms through presence. In this episode, Katie Trotter, Chief Program Officer at the Chapman Foundation, explores how a coaching-centered culture is built not through programs, but through everyday conversations. Katie shares that coaching culture starts with intention, not titles. It’s about how we show up: listening with curiosity, asking thoughtful questions, and supporting ownership. She goes on to unpack how leaders and teammates can foster gr...
095 - Game-Changer in Blue: Insight on the Power of Listening Skills in Policing
Beyond The Class: From Knowledge To Action
40 minutes
2 years ago
095 - Game-Changer in Blue: Insight on the Power of Listening Skills in Policing
Conflict in the workplace: How do we define it, and why does it matter? CPP Global (the publisher of the Myers-Briggs Assessment) defines conflict as “any workplace disagreement that disrupts the flow of work.” This definition emphasizes that conflict reduces productivity. A worldwide study by CPP looking at workplace conflicts showed that 57% of the US respondents had NOT received training in how to manage workplace conflict, even though 95% of people who have received training as part of...
Beyond The Class: From Knowledge To Action
Culture doesn’t shift through policy—it transforms through presence. In this episode, Katie Trotter, Chief Program Officer at the Chapman Foundation, explores how a coaching-centered culture is built not through programs, but through everyday conversations. Katie shares that coaching culture starts with intention, not titles. It’s about how we show up: listening with curiosity, asking thoughtful questions, and supporting ownership. She goes on to unpack how leaders and teammates can foster gr...
