If “feedback is a gift”, why do leaders struggle to deliver it effectively? And why isn’t it acted upon? It’s not a knowledge problem. It's a formulation one.
Most feedback is either too vague or too soft to change behaviour – even in organisations that pride themselves on a strong feedback culture.
Join us on 27th October, as Fabienne Astier, Global Head of Talent at Ipsen, shares with MindGym Co-Founder Dr Sebastian Bailey how Ipsen built an AI-enabled approach to make leaders' feedback clearer, fairer and more consistent — without losing the human judgement that makes it actionable.
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Why feedback stays vague or overly positive, even with a strong feedback culture in place
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How Ipsen's AI-enabled approach assesses feedback against clear criteria — context, achievements, behaviours, outcomes, balance and future action
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What it takes to introduce AI as a coaching tool, not a surveillance one — and get leaders on board
Sixty minutes. Evidence-based. Free of charge.
If your leaders mean well but their feedback isn't directly contributing to driving performance, this one's for you.
Featuring
Fabienne Astier
Global Head of Talent, Ipsen
Hosted by
Sebastian Bailey
Co-Founder and President, MindGym
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