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1. Take Time To Listen. If you want to lead people to work harder without stressing them out, the one thing you should avoid is not taking the time to listen to employees. Invest in...
- Play to your strengths. We often unintentionally focus on our weaknesses and overlook our strengths. While you cannot ignore areas that you know or were told need improvement, like having strong technical skills when crunching the numbers, being more strategic in supporting your clients, or conducting critical background research for a new project, it’s important to identify where you excel.
- Go one level up – do higher level work. While taking on more responsibility may not free you from your daily responsibilities and could require extra time investment, offer to take on more responsibilities.
- Develop friendships at work. People often think about networking outside of work. But what about the people you work with on a daily basis? It’s always helpful to network within your organisation.
- Learn from your peers. You’re surrounded by talented and intelligent people at work. Maybe the person two cubicles down is great at revamping presentations, or a new colleague is impressive when analysing business opportunities for the company.
Jun 11, 2023 · Learn how to motivate your team and raise the bar for success by understanding motivations, defining roles, and fostering innovation.
- Raise The Bar with Transparency
- Raise The Bar by challenging.
- Raise The Bar by Creating A Culture of Continuous Learning.
- Raise The Bar by Creating A Culture of Accountability.
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When there is transparency to goals, progress, and outcomes, it is possible for those doing the work to take ownership. If a goal is not achievable or isn’t clear enough, people can speak up and set better expectations. When real progress towards a goal is understood, people can point out when the plan needs to change to get closer to the desired o...
You may need to challenge people’s limiting beliefs (i.e. not good enough/ experienced enough), assumptions about what’s possible (i.e. changing processes/ policies), and creativity (i.e. thinking and working differently). Sometimes you will have to want more for people than they want or believe is possible for themselves. The key is to do this fro...
Learning is essential in knowledge work. Effective servant-leaders create a culture of continuous learning. What does this look like? 1. People are always seeking to generate insights from their actions and results. 2. People are always seeking to share their insights to help others learn and grow. 3. People treat mistakes and failures as learning ...
A culture of accountability means that people are willing to hold each other accountable. Note this is not about blaming or throwing people under the bus. It’s about people wanting to be great as a team. That drive allows people to enter into productive conflict, commit to team decisions, and hold each other accountable for executing on those decis...
When people have transparency to the things that impact their work, they will be able to raise their own bar. Once transparency is established, servant-leaders can challenge people to move beyond limiting beliefs and organizational constraints. Along the way, grow a culture of continuous learning and accountability. People and teams will WANT to ra...
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Feb 22, 2017 · Your team is always watching. Here are 7 leadership habits that will pay huge dividends in creating the execution culture you want. Expert Opinion By David Finkel, Co-author of 'Scale: Seven ...
Jun 19, 2020 · When you feel under-challenged, raise your own bar. Decide to target the influencers on Instagram more. Approach your boss and ask if you can attend a social media conference in your area. Set some big goals for how many people start following the posts.
Good leaders raise the bar by setting clear goals and expectations, providing the resources and support their team needs to be successful, and leading by example. They inspire their team to reach new heights and create a culture of excellence in their organization.
