From the course: Simple Manager Tools that Cure the Under-Management Epidemic
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High performers like getting reviews
From the course: Simple Manager Tools that Cure the Under-Management Epidemic
High performers like getting reviews
- [Host] And by the way, you know high performers like to keep score. High performers like to get reviews. High performers want to be evaluated because they know they're going the extra mile all the time, they want to get recognition and reward for it. The only people who want to be managed by false empowerment and false fairness, the only people who want to be left alone and treated like everyone else are low performers who are hiding out. So this sort of hands off management and false fairness approach caters to low performers. What high performers want, want a manager who knows who they are, knows what they're doing, is in a position to help 'em do more better faster, get unnecessary problems out of their way, get rid of low performers who are in their way. And help them get recognition and rewards so they can earn more for themselves and their families.
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The evolving mindset of workers3m 31s
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Marketable skills drive career security2m 47s
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Assessing the under-management epidemic2m 56s
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Beware of management by interruption2m 55s
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Under-management causes right avoidable problems58s
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Structure 1-on-1 conversations to minimize interruptions3m 26s
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Micromanagement is often a red herring4m 33s
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Providing thorough support increases accountability3m 7s
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Avoid false fairness in performance reviews2m 16s
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High performers like getting reviews54s
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