Allen Liedkie

Steps to Change: A Learning & Development Podcast

Steps to Change is a learning and development podcast series that explores how we use our Steps to Change process: See It, Own It, Change It, Live It to inspire people to act differently. Each episode will look at a different learning and development focus area, providing insight into how we partner with clients globally to design and deliver impactful, engaging drama-based learning solutions that support personal development and organizational change.

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Allen Liedkie

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Education

Podcastens hjemmeside

www.stepsdrama.com

Seneste episode

2. dec. 2025

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Episoder

Episode 6: How do we stay inclusive in a hybrid working setup? 09.01.2023

Send a text During this episode of Steps to Change we explore the ever-evolving landscape of hybrid working setups, consider how organizations can maintain a culture of inclusion in a hybrid working model, and we share what we’ve learned partnering with our clients in this area.  As always, we’ll use our Steps to Change of See It, Own It, Change It, Live It to guide the discussion and provide sugg...

Episode 5: What makes effective feedback conversations? 05.12.2022

Send a text During this episode of Steps to Change we explore what makes for effective feedback conversations?  We explore people’s mindsets towards feedback, why it’s important to develop the skill of giving and receiving feedback, respecting opinions, providing facts and how we use Steps to Change to design impactful learning programs for our clients.  Joining us on this episode is Sarah-Jane Ge...

Episode 4: What makes an effective, global Anti-Harassment program? 07.11.2022

Send a text During this episode of Steps to Change we explore what makes for an effective and engaging Anti-Harassment program that meets the needs of global organizations.  We also consider what biases people might have about the subject matter and the different ways that harassing behaviors can manifest themselves in organizations, globally.  Joining us this episode is Jahnavi Kamath, a Director...

Episode 3: What is our bias towards unconscious bias? 03.10.2022

Send a text During this episode of Steps to Change we explore why we have biases about the concept of unconscious bias, consider its impact on learning and development design and what the future holds for unconscious bias in individual and organizational change.  Joining us this episode is Elisa Criado, a Client Relationship Director at Steps, based out of The Netherlands. Twitter - @StepsDrama Li...

Episode 1: What is Steps to Change? 09.09.2022

Send a text During this episode of Steps to Change we explore the thinking behind our Steps to Change process and how we use it in partnership with our clients to support culture and behavior change.  Joining us this episode is Mark Shillabeer, Director of Quality & Innovation at Steps.  Mark unpacks the Steps to Change process for us and provides deeper insight into why it's effective wi...

Episode 2: What is Allyship? And how can I be an active ally? 09.09.2022

Send a text During this episode of Steps to Change we explore the subject of Allyship and how we can all become an active ally.  Joining us this episode is Shane Taylor, one of our US based Project & Design Managers who shares his experiences in this area, as well as why it’s important that we move from being bystanders to active allies in both our organizations and personal lives. Twitter - @...

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