Required Materials-Tuning Protocol Example

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The video transcript outlines a tuning protocol session for participants of the new Case Academy. The goal is to introduce an efficient, constructive feedback mechanism. Scott, who is presenting a leadership challenge, discusses his hiring dilemma involving an overqualified candidate who now struggles to stay within his defined job role, leading to workplace friction and missed deadlines.<br /><br />Participants begin with a series of clarifying questions aimed at understanding Scott's leadership context and issue better. Following the questions, there is a period for silent reflection to gather thoughts for feedback. Feedback is then given in two forms: "warm" (positive) and "cool" (constructive).<br /><br />Key feedback suggestions include exploring ways to redirect the employee’s energy and expertise, such as involving him in continuous learning opportunities, community partnerships, or internal committees. Participants also recommend conducting regular performance reviews (e.g., 30, 60, 90-day reviews) and providing transparent communication about job expectations.<br /><br />Scott reflects on the feedback received, recognizing the value in both the positive reinforcement and the actionable suggestions provided. The session concludes with a group debrief on the process's effectiveness, highlighting the real-world application and shared experiences that make the protocol valuable. <br /><br />The session is seen as beneficial for fostering a supportive environment where leaders can share and receive practical advice on authentic challenges.

Keywords

tuning protocol

leadership challenge

constructive feedback

overqualified employee

performance reviews

employee engagement

communication strategies