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Do Hands-On Leaders Get Better Results?

Do Hands-On Leaders Get Better Results?

Season 1 Episode 391 Published 6 months, 1 week ago
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Think hands-on leadership is a strength? You might just be the problem on your team.


What's the one leadership behaviour that makes your team's heart sink when your name pops up in their inbox?


The one that kills discretionary effort, drains initiative, and keeps you buried in low-value work?


That would be…micromanagement!


In this episode, I go deep into the difficult trade-off between getting the job done, and building long term capability; I also give you 6 tips to prevent you from becoming a micromanager.


Links mentioned in this episode:


HBR article:

The Surprising Success of Hands-On Leaders


Wikipedia links:

Elliott Jacques

Stratified Systems Theory

​​Kaizen


LBT link:

Leadership Beyond the Theory


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