If there weren’t a scoreboard in hockey, there would be nothing for the team to work towards.
This goes for any company, large or small. Feedback is essential at every level to ensure your team’s efficiency and success. After all, how else would you know what’s working and what isn’t?
If we don’t listen to them, they won’t listen to us. As a leader, it’s crucial to recognize that your perspective is somewhat limited. By actively seeking and listening to feedback, you demonstrate a willingness to adapt and grow.
Feedback from your team members can provide you with valuable information about your policies, procedures and work environment. Their insights and observations can shed light on your blind spots, uncovering new opportunities for your company to improve. Feedback not only enhances your understanding of your team’s needs and aspirations, but also creates a culture of open communication and trust.
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