Telling your team what to do can cost you and your company.
Obsessive micromanagers usually make terrible team leaders and leading like a dictator can drive up turnover, thwart innovation, and stunt the growth of your team.
The bottom-line is that micromanagement is bad for business.
I host CTO, Phillip Turpin, at TechnologyAdvice. He shares a common mistake that leaders often make plus a leadership strategy that can accelerate your impact and your team’s progress.
The way he explains this mistake you’ll probably have the same reaction I did… ‘Um, I’ve done that.”
He’s also worked for Executive Director at Ramsey Solutions, a Dave Ramsey Company, and explains the positive lessons he learned during his time there.
TechnologyAdvice is a full-service B2B media company that delivers marketing and data for 600+ technology companies. Put another way, they connect technology providers with buyers who are actively researching products like theirs.
Phillip's LinkedIn profile
TechnologyAdvice's website
WHAT YOU'LL DISCOVER IN THIS EPISODE:
- What playing music in a band and leading a company have in common.
- The event that changed Phillip’s leadership approach.
- Why the best leaders are coaches too.
- Two great books to equip leaders with coaching skills.
- How do you get the answer out of your team? How do you encourage critical thinking?
- What it was like being a leader inside of David Ramsey’s organization.
- How to create a different environment for your team.
- Why he's farming outside of work.
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