Episode 19: Perceptual Positions Framework
About this episode
This episode explores the perceptual positions framework as a tool for leaders to enhance understanding and collaboration.
In this episode, we explore the framework of perceptual positions as a powerful tool for leaders to navigate situations from multiple perspectives. By shifting between “my view,” “your view,” and the integrated “our view,” leaders can better understand dynamics, foster collaboration, and resolve challenges with greater clarity. To bring this to life, we’re joined by Gina Huston, a seasoned project manager from the City of Toronto, who has led complex initiatives and vendor collaborations across various municipal divisions. With expertise in project management, stakeholder relationships, and navigating high-pressure environments, Gina shares how applying perceptual positions can strengthen leadership and teamwork.
People in this episode
Hosts: Silvia Fraser, Ros Kingsmill, Leslie Riley, Kevin Quinn
Guest: Gina Huston
Topics covered
- leadership
- perceptual positions
- collaboration
- project management
- stakeholder relationships
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: City of Toronto
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