Leadership

Leading difficult conversations

Leading difficult conversations

You may be required to have one-on-one difficult conversation with an under performing employee or even set expectations with an unreasonable boss who is creating impediments,  jeopardizing organization’s interest. These conversations are required in boardrooms as well as on personal front in family rooms with an intention to help correct course for those who matter. As a leader, how are you developing this much needed competency?

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    • Jon Walton, Chief Information Officer, County of San Mateo, CA

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Jon Walton

Jon Walton, Chief Information Officer, County of San Mateo, CA

Jon Walton Chief Information Officer, County of San Mateo, CA Mr. Walton began his professional career in Computer Technology working on international engineering projects. Following his time as a consultant he was the Deputy CIO fo... More   View all posts
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