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Periodically audit the processes around you and look for ways to either kill or improve them to free up your employees’ time where you can.
You should be governed by the idea that one should seek first to understand, then to be understood.
Psychologists have found that when people detect an attempt at influence, they have sophisticated defense mechanisms.
Playing bigger always includes, in some way, coming forward to tell our own tales; voice our own questions; and share our bare, simple truths.
Gainsharing ties the bonuses of a group of employees to their ability to improve performance – the performance that they largely control – over the past year.
You may have superb academic credentials, but without using your instincts you might have a hard time getting to – and staying at – the top.
It is particularly important that managers have the right kind of ambition, because anything else will be exceptionally demotivating for their employees.
…as the world becomes more and more complex, and the commodities more varied, the feelings we want become more urgent, less rational, more unconscious.









