Dr. Caitlin Walker discusses the application of clean language in conflict resolution, organizational development, and product management. Dr. Caitlin Walker is an expert in conflict resolution, organizational development, and community mediation, with a PhD in Clean Language Interviewing from Liverpool John Moores University. She is the originator of Systemic Modelling and #DramaFree skills and has a background in linguistics and machine language recognition research. Since 1996, Caitlin has developed processes for sustainable systemic change using Clean Language, achieving notable success in various contexts including work with at-risk teenagers and major organizations. Her methods are integral to programs at institutions like the Open University and Liverpool John Moores University, and she has designed bespoke learning and development programs for diverse clients globally. Takeaways * Clean language is a tool that allows individuals to reflect on their own system and update themselves, promoting learning and growth in groups. * The application of clean language in the workplace can lead to smarter, more intelligent interactions, reducing unnecessary misunderstandings and conflicts. * Drama-free conversations involve minimizing unnecessary drama and addressing conflicts in a way that promotes positive working relationships and psychological safety. * In product management, clean language can be used to uncover the exact issues that users have, using metaphors and clean questions to guide the discovery phase. * Psychological safety and trust are essential for the successful implementation of clean language in workplace communication and product management. Clean language is essential for effective communication, feedback, and problem-solving in various contexts. * The application of clean language extends to surveys, AI models, and written language, providing valuable insights and reducing bias. * Future developments and research in clean language focus on health, diversity, inclusion, and equality, offering potential applications in workplace and social settings. * Those interested in learning and practicing clean language techniques can explore training programs, online resources, and connect with experts in the field. Connect with Caitlin * Website: https://trainingattention.co.uk/ * LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/caitlin-walker-phd-6a11a8b/ If you would like to learn more about these skills and how to use them with teams, you can join us for our Clean for Teams online training https://cleanlearning.co.uk/events/detail/clean-for-teams-July-2024-afternoons If you're interested in holding more DramaFree conversations in your work teams and communities then you can see what is going on online and in-person in Colorado in August: https://www.trebuchetgroup.com/drama-free Connect with Vit * Website: https://vitlyoshin.com/ * LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vit-lyoshin/ * X: https://twitter.com/vitlyoshin * Other: https://linktr.ee/vitlyoshin Timestamps 00:00 Intro 03:56 What Clean Language Is? 07:32 Benefits of Clean Language 09:15 Techniques to Start Using Clean Language 16:50 Drama-Free Conversations 23:49 Applying Clean Language in Product Management 28:19 Metaphors vs Analogies 31:39 Clean Language in Spoken and Written Languages 33:53 Expanding the Application of Clean Language 36:32 Clean Language in AI 40:21 Clean Language During the Facilitation of Events 45.52 Future Developments and Research in Clean Language 48:06 Advice from Dr. Caitlin Walker Please subscribe, leave an honest review, and share with people you think will benefit from hearing this information.

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