Discovering what makes good judgment is an ongoing quest. According to experts, there are six elements of effective judgment: learning, trust, experience, detachment, options, and delivery. Learning Skills: Listen Carefully, Read Objectively Good judgment turns learning into understanding. Many leaders make quick decisions because they don’t filter or critically evaluate …
The signs are clear when someone struggles with managing their time: tasks completed at the last minute, delays, or even things getting lost. Slow progress in meetings and odd-hour email responses, like 2 a.m., are also indicators. If you’re a manager facing this issue with a team member, it can …
Imagine leading a team towards a goal. Do you direct them to get it done, or do you involve them, letting them have a say and motivating them to start? These are two different ways of reaching a goal. While involving your team is often best, blending both approaches is …
