From the course: Simple Manager Tools that Cure the Under-Management Epidemic
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Providing thorough support increases accountability
From the course: Simple Manager Tools that Cure the Under-Management Epidemic
Providing thorough support increases accountability
- [Instructor] Yeah, I mean what I always tell managers is when they ask me, oh, how long should I tolerate a low performer? What I always say to managers is if you're not providing regular high-structure, high-substance guidance, direction, support and coaching, then you don't even know if you have a low performer working for you. Because if you think you have a low performer and you're not managing, then the first question you should be asking is, is it you or is it me? You know. 'Cause a lot of problems in the workplace can be avoided or solved relatively easily when managers start practicing the fundamentals. But if you're practicing the fundamentals of leadership, if you're every day, every other day, once a week, spelling out expectations, following up, following up, following up, breaking it down, spelling it out, breaking it down some more, and if you're doing everything you can to set me up for success and to…
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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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