The Making of a Manager: What to Do When Everyone Looks to You
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Suggest next steps.
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the decision should be the first thing out of your mouth when you both sit down.
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Be firm, and don’t open it up for discussion.
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GET TO BRUTAL HONESTY WITH YOURSELF
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know your strengths—the
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knowing your weaknesses and triggers.
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calibration,
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UNDERSTAND YOURSELF AT YOUR BEST AND WORST
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which environments help you to do your best work and which situations trigger a negative reaction.
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FINDING YOUR CONFIDENCE WHEN YOU’RE IN THE PIT
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Don’t Beat Yourself Up for Feeling Bad
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“The Story I Have in My Head Is Probably Irrational”
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Ask for Help from People You Can Be Real With
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Celebrate the Little Wins
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Practice Self-Care by Establishing Boundaries
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LEARNING TO BE TWICE AS GOOD
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Ask for Feedback
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all the time.
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both task-specific and behavioral feedback.
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concrete you are about what you want to know,
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Always thank people for feedback.
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Treat Your Manager as a Coach
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ask yourself what you can do to get the relationship that you want.
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Make a Mentor Out of Everyone
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Set Aside Time to Reflect and Set Goals
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Take Advantage of Formal Training
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Gets a decision made (obviously)
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Includes the people most directly affected
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clearly designated deci...
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all credible options obje...
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makes people feel that they were heard
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Sharing Information
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group to feel like they learned something valuable
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Keeps the audience’s attention
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Evokes an intended emoti...
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Providing Feedback
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what success for the project looks like
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represents the current status of the work, including an assessment of how things are going,
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Ends with agreed-upon next steps
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INVITE THE RIGHT PEOPLE
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GIVE PEOPLE A CHANCE TO COME PREPARED
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Sending out an agenda ahead of time
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After the meeting, the follow-ups
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DESIGN YOUR TEAM INTENTIONALLY
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Which specific skills or strengths do we need in our team
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Which skills and strengths does our team already have
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Deliver an Amazing Interview Experience
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Successful Hiring Is All about Diligent Execution
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Do Your Research When Hiring Leaders
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Even if they’re not interested in her position,