Giving Feedback To Top Performers

The higher the performer, the more frequently you should be giving feedback. You gain more management leverage coaching your A-Players
Stephen Lynch’s guide to managing projects and tasks and holding people accountable to execute your strategy more effectively
The higher the performer, the more frequently you should be giving feedback. You gain more management leverage coaching your A-Players
A proven 7 step delegation checklist that many managers find useful when learning how to delegate.
If you do not delegate effectively as a manager you become a bottleneck to company growth. You must learn how to get things done through others
With radical transparency, everyone can see how the team is performing, and everyone gets treated fairly according to their performance
The Manager’s role: Increase the output of the team. Spend most of your time performing tasks that only someone in the manager’s role can do.
Every role should have a Metric? Easier said than done. Here’s my recommendations for metrics for roles that are hard to quantify
My personal take on the “Strategy Traps to Avoid” lessons contained in the book “Playing to Win” by Roger Martin
Burn the boats means people must understand that change is going to happen, and more importantly, there is “no going back” to the old way
To give people full autonomy to make and implement decisions, I recommend the decision making approach recommended by Peter Drucker
Focus on less to achieve more. What is “the one thing”, the most important task that can be completed this week to achieve the goal?