A great all hands looks like it's not something you've required people to go to. A third component is that the questions are hard, but they're not mean. If you at your all hands, you don't have a lot of people asking questions. What should you do? Great question. The first thing that I would do is sometimes people need to get warmed up.
Our guest is Anna Binder, Head of People at Asana.
We go back to the earliest days when Anna first took on the role, starting with how she prioritized the initial things to tackle as a new People exec and combing through a slew of opinions that bubbled up from other folks at the company.
Next, she shares her tactical playbook for creating a culture of feedback for not just low-performers, but high-performers, too. Anna also unpacks her methodology of conscious leadership, and how the best leaders always interrogate how the opposite might be true. She shares her insights from working on Asana’s executive team for nearly 7 years, and how to build habits to make sure this group is a healthy nucleus at the center of the company.
We end with a rapid-fire round, with some quick hits tackling onboarding, all-hands meetings, and mentors.
You can follow Anna on Twitter @annaebinder.
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