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A short transcript excerpt in which a leader describes having a difficult but meaningful conversation with an employee, emphasizing belief in the employee’s potential, clarity about needed change, and the employee’s gratitude for early, candid feedback. The piece highlights how candid, caring feedback can provide opportunities to course-correct before it's too late.

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