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Sure, but I’m talking about the corporate world, where these ideologies are enforced in via policy and mandatory trainings. From the Wikipedia article that sta
by sombremesa 5y ago
Sure, but I’m talking about the corporate world, where these ideologies are enforced in via policy and mandatory trainings.
From the Wikipedia article that started this thread:
“CNVC certifies trainers who wish to teach NVC in a manner aligned with CNVC's understanding of the NVC process.[64] CNVC also offers trainings by certified trainers.”
- BeetleB 5y agoI'm quite aware of the NVC trainers/certification. I'm pro-NVC, but I recommend everyone to stay away from the "NVC cult", which includes such folks. I did not realize, however, that you had corporations utilizing them formally. That would really suck. Very reminiscent of agile vs Agile (TM). NVC is valuable only if you accept its principles - the NVC template alone is of little use. Mandating people communicate this way is very anti-NVC. The book is quite good. The local chapters in many cities are definitely not good. They'll usually embellish and add a lot to the content in the book, and a lot of it sucks. I too would be very put off by NVC if my primary exposure had been through them.