Sharpening Your Delegation Saw
Creating a well-oiled delegation process takes time. Even when it’s in place, we sometimes see “delegation breakdown” signs. It’s then time to sharpen your saw.
Creating a well-oiled delegation process takes time. Even when it’s in place, we sometimes see “delegation breakdown” signs. It’s then time to sharpen your saw.
Most are familiar with the concept of “compounding interest.” If you invest a little over a long period of time, the interest compounds, essentially growing larger with each small deposit.
Familiar with the expression, “You manage systems and lead people”? Most managers fall into the trap of “delegating on the fly” because they don’t take the time necessary to fine-tune their delegation systems.
To unlock performance and motivation in employees, use a personalized, continuous performance feedback-process.
Research confirms that most of us can successfully make only one significant change, pivot, or improvement at a time.
The above statement triggers discomfort among managers and employees who tend to be uncomfortable talking about performance (unless things are going great, of course).