The chapter discusses the significance of hiring for roles that are difficult to fill, with a focus on improving the overall team rather than solely easing the manager's workload. It delves into the consequences of hiring mistakes, the importance of setting high hiring standards, and the impact of bringing in new employees on team productivity and dynamics.
In episode 49, Mark Horstman shares how to become a trustworthy manager.
Mark Horstman is the Co-founder and Host of Manager Tools, a podcast with more than 1500 episodes.
With an impressive career history, Mark has been an Army officer, a sales and marketing executive at Procter and Gamble and has delivered his training in The White House.
In this episode, Mark emphasizes the importance of being trustworthy as a manager... and how trust is measured by the quantity and the quality of your communication.
Mark also shares why new positions should be hard to fill and having more one-on-ones will result in less management and more time in your calendars.
Tune in to hear all about Mark’s leadership journey and the lessons learned along the way!