Although collaboration can be a very good thing for your leadership, if you get it wrong it can destroy your productivity and damage your team culture.  The old ideas that everyone needed to know everything and that everyone needs to give input are both worst practice for teams.  For your information updates and too loose meeting agendas will also discourage your best leaders who need that time to actually get some work done.

This HBR post is an excellent read for any team leader who wants to be effective:

“Practically everything we do at work is a collaboration. Pre-pandemic, many people spent 85% or more of their time each week in collaborative work — answering emails, instant messaging, in meetings, and using other team collaboration tools and spaces. This number has only grown throughout the pandemic, with no end in sight as we move into various forms of hybrid work.”

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