Thanks for the Feedback: The Science and Art of Receiving Feedback Well with Sheila Heen and Douglas Stone

NEACR is excited to present our Workshop with the Authors. 

This event will be headlined by Sheila Heen and Douglas Stone, authors of Difficult Conversations: How to Discuss What Matters Most, lecturers at Harvard Law School and founders of Triad Consulting. Join them at the 2014 NEACR Fall Workshop while they discuss their work as it relates to both dispute resolution practitioners and parties.

For the purchase of their new book, Thanks for the Feedback: The Science and Art of Receiving Feedback Well, visit Sheila and Doug's website a www.stoneandheen.com. 

Regardless of whether you've had a chance to read it yet, please join us on Monday, October 27th at 6:00pm at the Wellesley Community Center in Wellesley, MA for Workshop with the Authors!

Tickets are on sale and ready for purchase ($25 for NE-ACR members and $40 for non-members). Please register here to secure your spot at the Fall Workshop today.

At this event we will be exploring real world individual cases. In order to make the discussions as rich and relevant as possible, Sheila and Doug are inviting you to do two things before you come to the workshop:

1. Think of a piece of feedback that you have received in the past that you felt was confusing or simply wrong. Bring that example with you.

2. Go to 2-3 people in your life and elicit fresh feedback from them. They can be in your personal life or your professional life, and we'd encourage you to have at least one of them be someone you find a bit challenging to work (or live) with. Ask each of them the following question:

What's one thing you see me doing -- or failing to do -- that you think is getting in my own way?

Take notes on their feedback, and your reactions to it, and bring this with you to the evening!

Refund Policy

Refunds will be given for cancellations made more than two weeks before the event. During the two week period before the event, no refunds will be made, but substitutions for the registered attendee will be allowed upon request.