...willing to be shot?
Continuous upward feedback is critical for healthy and ever evolving team.
Happy positive (and sometimes sugar coated) feedback is easy to peddle around.
For the negative or critical feedback to happen someone in your team should be willing to stretch his neck out deliver the message.
Do you have people like that on your team?
Are you cultivating a set of people willing to stick their neck out?
Software Development Musings
Friday, July 06, 2012
Sunday, May 27, 2012
We screwed up ...
.. Here's what we want you to do.
Is this how your management talks down?
Employees do not want to be talked down like this. They want management to own responsibility and the actions to fix their mess.
Is this how your management talks down?
Employees do not want to be talked down like this. They want management to own responsibility and the actions to fix their mess.
Sunday, April 08, 2012
Is your team ticking off a process checklist ...
or are they building a culture?
Many organizations use process as a set of checklist which need to be ticked off and forgotten.
Instead use process as a means to build a culture. Eventually a culture of doing things in a certain way will ensure consistent and successful results because things are done by instinct rather than by process.
Many organizations use process as a set of checklist which need to be ticked off and forgotten.
Instead use process as a means to build a culture. Eventually a culture of doing things in a certain way will ensure consistent and successful results because things are done by instinct rather than by process.
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Are your managers and leaders accountable to ...
... people below them?
In a corporate environment accountability above is enforced, but what about the other way around?
Not only your leaders should be downward accountable for their actions, they should also be seen to be doing so.
In a corporate environment accountability above is enforced, but what about the other way around?
Not only your leaders should be downward accountable for their actions, they should also be seen to be doing so.
Friday, February 10, 2012
What is the Cost of Process ...
... your team follows?
Is it process for the sake of it or there is a measurable ROI?
Is it process for the sake of it or there is a measurable ROI?
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