My leadership development taught leaders that they should be giving ongoing feedback to team members based on performance.  This almost one way conversation almost always felt like an audit rather than a conversation.  The missing piece in setting the right culture is to let the team member have the primary responsibility for asking for help.

This Forbes post is an excellent read for all leaders: “All healthy companies strive to create a culture where well-intended feedback is continuously provided and received at all levels of the organization. Few things accelerate individual and organizational performance as much as receiving constructive feedback about how actions and behaviors can be more effective toward accomplishing desired goals. Today’s working environment is complex, fast-moving, and matrixed, making it necessary to quickly understand when behaviors and actions are causing unintended issues.”

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