As a new leader in an organization or role, it’s important to gain a deep understanding of the data, measures, and goals related to your work. But remember the data is not more important than the people. Be aware of your attitudes, behaviors, and energy; these days set the tone for your future and establish credibility. Act transparently and be open with people. Avoid any temptation to isolate yourself or focus on data over relationships. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, try inviting a colleague to lunch away from the office.
Relationships Over Data
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Aligning Hiring and Evaluations to Service Excellence
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https://youtu.be/4BurpBm5TXo Reflection Activity Video Transcript Reflection Activity When evaluating a potential candidate, how do you determine if they are...
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One at a Time
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After an initial communication of all organizational goals, consider focusing on one goal at a time during the next...
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Make Goals More Manageable
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Support high solid performers by working with them to breakdown their 90-day goals into more manageable pieces. Identify opportunities...
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Deal with Problems
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https://youtu.be/ydrvk8Oa3os Reflection Activity Video Transcript Reflection Activity Who are the problem people on your team? Are you working with...
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Plus/Delta
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Weekly Connections
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Connect with your team once a week for 10-15 minutes. Each member reports: one win/progress made, what step they’re...
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Approach Transparency Proactively
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Reacting to a negative situation isn’t transparency. To build trust and loyalty with employees and the organization’s community, leaders...