Four Reasons For Poor Performance

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When trying to understand why a team member may not be performing at their best, it is easy for a leader to jump to certain conclusions; laziness, a lack of care or perhaps a lack of ability. Yet often, the reason for poor performance is more complex and varied, and more importantly, is heavily influenced by the behaviour and support of the leader.

When trying to understand why a team member may not be performing at their best, it is easy for a leader to jump to certain conclusions; laziness, a lack of care or perhaps a lack of ability. Yet often, the reason for poor performance is more complex and varied, and more importantly, is heavily influenced by the behaviour and support of the leader.

Learning Outcomes
  • Understand the four reasons that cause poor performance within your team
  • Identify, target and address the main reasons why an individual may not be achieving their potential

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  • Bachelor of Behavioural Science (Psychology) – Charles Darwin University
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  • Future Coach Program – Vaughan Felton ​& Associates​
  • Advanced Leadership Program – Women & Leadership Australia
  • Certificate in Leading Mental Health​
  • Advanced Certificate in Engagement – International Assoc. of Public Participation (IAP2)
  • Certificate of Achievement– Professionally Integrated Development, Univity
  • Corporate Public Affairs Institute Residential Program (Melbourne Business School)

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Debra Wightman

Debra has over 25 years of experience in significant roles across public and private sectors, specialising in media, advertising, government and utilities industries. Her expertise includes team leadership, strategic communications, branding, marketing, client service, communications, stakeholder engagement, leadership coaching and organisational culture.

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