Intercultural Development Inventory® (IDI®) Coaching
The Intercultural Development Inventory® (IDI®) is a 50-item psychometric instrument that is arguably the most scientifically rigorous and statistically validated tool available for assessing and building intercultural competence. The model behind it explores why some people are more effective navigating and bridging cultures than others. The tool is unique in how it quantifies the subjective ‘experience’ of cultural differences and provides a snapshot of the developmental process involved in building intercultural competence (the skill needed to be inclusive and overcome biases) over time.
LCW provides both individual and group IDI® coaching to help individuals and teams discover blind spots related to unconscious bias. This experience helps everyone plan for their own development, set better goals, take necessary actions, make decisions with more insight, and more fully use their natural strengths in intercultural settings.
Group Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI)® Debrief
LCW can conduct group Intercultural Development Inventory® debriefs as standalone sessions or as part of larger facilitated workshops to maximize group learning.
Senior Leader Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI)® Debrief & Coaching
This highly specialized approach to leadership development has helped leaders and high-potential employees all over the world develop the intercultural competence needed to confidently hire, manage, and lead inclusively.
Self-paced, experiential and globally scalable, eLearning programs are offered in multiple languages and can be purchased off-the-shelf or customized.
Microlearning
Sustain behavior-change by providing quick, scalable and mobile-friendly reinforcements to support learners at specific decision points.
Skill-Building Workshops
Developed by adult learning experts, Skill-Building Workshops help participants readily convert concepts into behaviors. Workshops are delivered on-site (max. 35 participants) or virtually in our Adobe Connect Classroom (max. 50 participants).