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The Modern Humanitarian and Development Leader: Make a Greater Impact by Creating a High Performance Team while Avoiding Stress and Overwhelm
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How Telling Your Team What to Do Makes YOU a Lower Performer as a Humanitarian and International Development Leader
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How does telling your team what to do impact their overall performance?
Many humanitarian and international development leaders think telling their team what to do is essential, but relying too heavily on this approach can lead to an over-dependent, less empowered team. This episode explores how leaders unintentionally undermine team performance by over-managing and explains how to unlock your team's potential by shifting away from advice-giving.
In this 9 minute episode you'll discover:
- How the belief that leaders must "have all the answers" may be limiting your team and creating more work for you
- How to encourage self-reliance and confidence within your team.
- Gain practical tips for transitioning to a coaching approach that builds a proactive, high-performing team.
Ready to empower your team and lighten your own workload? Tune into this episode to start the journey toward a more confident team of true high performers!
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