Seeing Beyond Belief: Observation Skills for Managers

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Author: Jonathan Gosling
Author: Jonathan Gosling

In today’s busy work environment, we spend so much time doing that we often forget to take notice of what is happening around us. When we are really able to observe, we are often able to pick up clues to overlooked opportunities and problems. But observation is a skill far more complex than just noticing details so this session asks you to turn a critical eye on how you observe in order to shed light on how you manage. The objectives for this session are to:

  • Improve your observation skills
  • Appreciate how you observe the world and interpret events
  • Understand how this impacts on your managing

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