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  • Supervision - Master the art of guiding others with Maya Chen

    Supervision - Master the art of guiding others with Maya Chen
    2026/04/21
    Join Maya Chen as she unravels why supervision often misses the mark. This podcast explores power dynamics between supervisors and supervisees, revealing what transforms oversight from stifling to empowering. Discover unspoken rules that make supervision work and build relationships that develop talent.

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    1 分
  • Supervision - What Good Supervision Actually Looks Like

    Supervision - What Good Supervision Actually Looks Like
    2026/04/21
    Maya Chen explores what effective supervision actually looks like, moving beyond checking boxes to real professional development. Drawing from clinical psychology and management research, she examines active learning techniques—role-play, corrective feedback, skill modeling—that create lasting growth. The episode covers calibrating approaches to developmental levels and transforming supervision into growth-oriented facilitation.

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    32 分
  • Supervision - The Relationship That Makes or Breaks You

    Supervision - The Relationship That Makes or Breaks You
    2026/04/21
    Maya Chen explores how supervisory relationships become catalysts for growth or sources of damage. She examines power dynamics, trust-building, and the "infantilization effect" when supervision focuses on error-monitoring rather than development. Chen reveals how emotional quality determines whether professionals develop genuine competence or merely perform it.

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    32 分
  • Supervision - Why Most Supervision Fails at the Thing It's Designed to Do

    Supervision - Why Most Supervision Fails at the Thing It's Designed to Do
    2026/04/21
    Maya Chen examines why workplace supervision fails to develop capabilities. With only 19% of workers receiving routine feedback, she explores three systemic failures: untrained supervisors, broken infrastructure, and lack of support networks. Chen argues supervision succeeds only when intentional, relational, and evidence-based—not merely procedural compliance.

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    25 分