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…70% of managers fail to become leaders; they fondly call themselves leaders, but their actions and behavior say something totally different.
If you can provide a vehicle that can give greater meaning and purpose to their efforts, amazing things are possible.
The obstacles, the enemies, the critics – they are not as numerous as you think. It’s an illusion they want you to believe.
Giving meaningful praise is hard. That’s why it’s so important to gauge your guidance – to find out how it lands for people.
An earn-out is almost always a disappointment for an entrepreneur. You’ve assumed most of the risk and the acquiring company gets most of the reward if you’re successful.
Telling someone to ‘follow their passion’ is not just an act of innocent optimism, but potentially the foundation for a career riddled with confusion and angst.
Purpose, people, process. The why, the who, and the how. A great manager constantly asks herself how she can influence these levers to improve her team’s outcomes.
In negotiating it is easy to forget that you must deal not only with their people problems, but also with your own.
Design is far too important to be run as an internal service. It needs to be a first-class member of the product team, just as the product manager and tech lead are.









