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When redundancy has an alternative β a structured redeployment process that gives the employee a genuine choice.
Before any termination β a prepared, professional conversation that treats the employee as a person.
Before any difficult HR conversation β coaching that builds confidence and prepares for multiple outcomes.
When building manager capability for difficult conversations systematically β a playbook and practice opportunity.
When managing a departure well β a structured series rather than an awkward 4-week fade out.
Before any return-to-work conversation β structured approach that supports the employee while managing attendance.
When managing underperformance through a conversation series β structured progression from informal to formal.
When pay equity questions arise β handling them directly rather than deflecting.
In the moment a resignation is received β structured response when emotions are likely running high.
Use when facilitating goals-of-care, advance care planning, or end-of-life conversations with patients and families.
Before a difficult performance conversation β preparation that makes you compassionate and clear, not defensive.
Use when offer-to-conversation strategist requires judgment, community nuance, risk review, or a more strategic recommendation.
Before every mentoring or coaching conversation to facilitate, not lecture
The co-founder relationship is the most important relationship in a startup β and the most undermanaged.
Before any networking event where small talk and professional conversation feel uncomfortable
When preparing for a coaching conversation after a classroom observation.
Before any high-stakes conversation where the outcome matters and the wrong approach could damage trust.
Before any high-stakes conversation where the outcome matters and the wrong approach could damage trust.
Before any high-stakes personal or professional conversation you have been avoiding because it feels dangerous. β
After a serious incident β ensures the conversation rebuilds relationship and accountability rather than just punishing.
When redundancy has an alternative β a structured redeployment process that gives the employee a genuine choice.
Before any termination β a prepared, professional conversation that treats the employee as a person.
Before any difficult HR conversation β coaching that builds confidence and prepares for multiple outcomes.
When building manager capability for difficult conversations systematically β a playbook and practice opportunity.
When managing a departure well β a structured series rather than an awkward 4-week fade out.
Before any return-to-work conversation β structured approach that supports the employee while managing attendance.
When managing underperformance through a conversation series β structured progression from informal to formal.
When pay equity questions arise β handling them directly rather than deflecting.
In the moment a resignation is received β structured response when emotions are likely running high.
Use when facilitating goals-of-care, advance care planning, or end-of-life conversations with patients and families.
Before a difficult performance conversation β preparation that makes you compassionate and clear, not defensive.
Use when offer-to-conversation strategist requires judgment, community nuance, risk review, or a more strategic recommendation.
Before every mentoring or coaching conversation to facilitate, not lecture
The co-founder relationship is the most important relationship in a startup β and the most undermanaged.
Before any networking event where small talk and professional conversation feel uncomfortable
When preparing for a coaching conversation after a classroom observation.
Before any high-stakes conversation where the outcome matters and the wrong approach could damage trust.
Before any high-stakes conversation where the outcome matters and the wrong approach could damage trust.
Before any high-stakes personal or professional conversation you have been avoiding because it feels dangerous. β
After a serious incident β ensures the conversation rebuilds relationship and accountability rather than just punishing.