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Ten Common Mistakes New Managers Make

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How to Avoid the Most Common Mistakes New Managers Make. So many new managers don’t receive the training or skills they need to be effective, lead their teams, and achieve meaningful results. Here are the common mistakes new managers make: Avoid Accountability Conversations. 10 Mistakes New Managers Make. Be a Push Over.

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101 Remote Team Communication Approaches for Stronger Teams

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Master remote team communication with variety and consistency. If you’re serious about becoming a better remote leader, you’re going to want to become a master in the art of remote team communication. Key initiatives, motivation, strategic priorities, updates, celebrations–there is so much to communicate with your team.

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How Managers (unintentionally) Roadblock an Empowered Team

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Most managers will say they want those outcomes and that they believe in an empowered team, but unintentionally prevent their teams from doing their best. One Big Reason Managers Disempower Their Team. The most common mistakes that disempower teams often result from a manager’s insecurity. Keep Information to Yourself.

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How to Stay Focused at Work and Avoid the Rabbit Hole Effect

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Define clear criteria for what you want to accomplish. Communicate With Your Manager So youve found a compelling idea and want to dig deeper. But instead of disappearing into research mode for hours (or days), loop in your manager first. In fact, its a superpower if you learn to manage it well. What do you think?”

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Managing Your Boss: Get the Support You Need in 10 Minutes a Week (Includes Free Tool)

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Whether you’re the manager, the one being managed, or both, one the easiest ways to take your performance to the next level is through great one-on-one meetings. Of course, you need more than 10 minutes a week to build a great relationship with your manager. How to Hold a 10 Minute (MIT- Most Important Thing) Huddle.

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When MBWA Becomes Oh Crap Here They Come

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MBWA ,or management by wandering around, is one of the truly great management techniques. So why do so many executives royally screw it up, leaving a path of fear and intimidation that takes local management months to recover? Nothing could be easier than getting out amongst the troops, wandering around and listening, right?

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Performance Review: How to respond to frustrating or lazy performance feedback

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A few years ago, I wrote “Avoid These Infuriating Phrases in End-of-Year Feedback” to encourage managers to stop making stupid comments when giving a performance review. This heartfelt post came from years of listening to high-performing employees vent their frustrations about the stupid things their managers said.