My day job is making data mean something. My part time jobs are about employee engagement and innovation. My most important job is being a wife and mommy.
How much time a week do you allocate to training the team?
Be it onboarding, institutional knowledge, processes, etc.?
Each week?
If it's 0, that's not enough
@spencerfry Downside is you lose the serendipitous collisions that can lead to quicker problem solving and unexpected sharing of ideas around the proverbial water cooler.
In the early part of your career, it’s not about what you accomplish. It’s about what you help others accomplish, and what you learn. https://t.co/92YJFe1WZ1
"You can't negotiate effectively if you don't know your worth. 69% of women ask for below their market rate. Know your worth." So many snaps for the incredible @NidhiGuptaSF#WWCode
It is so hard not to do this. The days are so busy and it is just easier to respond to emails in the evenings when there are less distractions. However, the message it sends speaks so much louder than what’s in the content of the email. https://t.co/BIXJfNnhhn
We must stop celebrating leaders who answer emails at all hours & stay fully connected while on vacation.
In reality, their example is harmful to an organization's #culture because it implies #work never ends & others must match this same standard.
#CSuite#LeadFromTheHeart