Rules of Engagement Organizational Survey

Leadership by Engagement 360 Assessment

Rules of Engagement for Communicating at Work - the Book

Myers-Briggs Type indicator®

True Colors®

Firo-B® Individual Assessment

Thomas-Kilman Conflict Mode Instrument

 

Leadership By Engagement 360-Degree Assessment™


The Leadership by Engagement 360-Degree Assessment™ allows for candid, constructive feedback to help leaders decrease conflict and further improve communication and collaboration skills. The questions in the survey are derived from the five key strategies; Clarify the Culture, Know My Character, Respect Myself, Respect Others, Harness Conflict and Build Trust, found in the book Rules of Engagement for Communicating at Work. The strategies are rooted in the concept that authentic communication reflects character; the interplay of intent, emotional intelligence and concrete skill. The 360-degree approach provides a voice for your team to increase ownership and performance enhancements and develop a focused, concrete benchmark approach to performance improvement.


As a result of the assessment participants will be able to:

  • Create systems that collaboratively support alignment with organizational/departmental purpose, values, goals and objectives

  • Clarify their intent in any situation and the contribution expectations with every person on their team

  • Ensure their people have the training, tools and resources to do their jobs

  • Identify the connection between feelings, thoughts and actions in order to predict situations that are stressful for them and manage themselves in any circumstance

  • Establish workplace boundaries in order to maintain personal safety and be treated with dignity

  • Be assertive in their interactions with others and identify and resist manipulation

  • Take full responsibility for their decisions, circumstances and actions

  • Build on strengths; providing clear feedback on what they value in people, their contributions and confront issues with a problem solving approach

  • Demonstrate caring and compassion towards others and respond correctly when people are being poorly treated

  • Recognize the symptoms, identify the causes and develop strategies for dealing with conflict and move forward once the situation has been confronted

The Process:
Each person is assessed by the following groups:

  • Their Leader

  • Direct Reports

  • Peers

  • Other (may be a client category or volunteers)

  • As well as themselves

The 80 question survey is completed “on line”, and a report is generated.
Kathleen debriefs the reports in a Group Session or One to One.

 

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