Welcome to the herBusiness program, where we interview inspiring businesswomen and entrepreneurs.
In this episode, we speak to Alison Hill, co-author of Dealing with the Tough Stuff: How to Achieve Results from Crucial Conversations.
In this interview, Alison explains:
- what types of conversations are 'the tough stuff'
- how you can have more productive discussions in the workplace -- and less conflict
- series of questions that will help you 'rate yourself'
- "The only way to do something well is by doing it poorly"
- traits vs behaviours
- tools for depersonalising tough feedback
- strategies for overcoming resistance and defensiveness
Welcome to the herBusiness program, where we interview inspiring businesswomen and entrepreneurs.
In this episode, we speak to Alison Hill, co-author of Dealing with the Tough Stuff: How to Achieve Results from Crucial Conversations.
In this interview, Alison explains:
- what types of conversations are 'the tough stuff'
- how you can have more productive discussions in the workplace -- and less conflict
- series of questions that will help you 'rate yourself'
- "The only way to do something well is by doing it poorly"
- traits vs behaviours
- tools for depersonalising tough feedback
- strategies for overcoming resistance and defensiveness
Enjoy this interview with Alison Hill.

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I am trying to listen to the interview but when I click on the \'click here\' place nothing happens. I must be missing something.
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