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The Big Problem with Saying “If You Don’t Like It, Leave”

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First and foremost, as a leader, when you respond to someone’s concerns, objections, or skepticism with something like, “If you don’t like it, leave,” it is an indication that you are complacent and on a race to the bottom. The implication is that you are fine with your organization being shitty because you assume it’s even shittier elsewhere. Not a great attitude to project. … Read More The Big Problem with Saying “If You Don’t Like It, Leave”

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What Happens When Patience, Persistence, and Empathy Come Together

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Making good things happen is successful at the intersection of patience, persistence, and empathy. Yes, we must be persistent in realizing our vision and implementing our plans. Bold ideas require tenacity if they are to become a reality. You have to be willing and able to push through the resistance and overcome the obstacles, but we also must be careful not to rush into … Read More What Happens When Patience, Persistence, and Empathy Come Together

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The Dirty Secrets About Micromanaging

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There is a time and place for micromanaging. During significant change, like when a new leader or manager steps in, a direct report is new to a job, or when a big new initiative is being implemented, some level of micromanagement is often necessary. Managers and leaders are responsible for things like level-setting, compliance, efficiency, and just a basic understanding of what everyone does … Read More The Dirty Secrets About Micromanaging

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