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>As a manager, you probably have some sense of what can get done. You have the right to have a 2- or 3-minute telecon with each of your people, and ask >(1) did you get done as much as we had hoped when we talked yesterday
No.
>(1a) if the answer is too often 'no', why not and what can I do for you to make the work go faster
Give me less to do.
>(2) if you didn't get everything done on yesterday's plate, will you get it done today, or when, and
Of course, by the end of the week.
>(3) here is what I need you to work on next, how long do you think it will take.
I have enough to do now.
>These questions are strictly interrogatory rather than accusatory. As a manager, you need to know everyone's progress so you can track and adjust your master schedule, critical path, budget, etc.
Am I hired. :)
Seriously, I like that. Also, one-on-one with each team member reduces the total meeting time, since when you get a bunch of people together there is always unfocused stuff going on.
BOb
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