Still fits
In the final knockings, when they say No, there’s more to it than the dictionary suggests.
When they say No, they’re telling you that there’s not enough…
In a small team you get to know everyone pretty well. You know what they’re up to, what you can rely on them for, what they’re capable of, where their ambitions lie, when they’ll need an arm around the shoulder or a push between the blades. At least you think you know. And even if you’re not completely on the money you’re right more than you’re wrong and things move forward. So much is management.
But there’s a trap.
Just because you’re comfortable, just because you still need the original role being done, and just because you still have the same person in the role, there’s no reason why the person still fits the role.
People grow.
Their capabilities tomorrow exceed their capabilities yesterday.
They gain new skills and confidence and ambition.
How can you use that new-grown potential?
Skippy strategy: Keep up with your team’s growth.
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