Everybody does do a different job, but everybody is still contributing very equally. And i think that says a lot about your your leadership style. Another thing that i've heard you say is, eyes on, hands off. I levt fore you to elaborate on what that means and how you put it into practice. If the person that is willing to take more activity, provided until they throw ther arm a say, uncle, i cannot take it any more, throw as much as you want into them and let them run with it. You have so many other things on top that have to be done. Delegate.
In episode 64, Eli Fathi shares why every team should be structured and what an unstructured team looks like.
Eli Fathi is a passionate leader with over 43 years of experience in companies including Telexis, OrbitIQ, Fluidware, Mindbridge.
In this episode, Eli explains the difference between leading with carrots versus leading with sticks and why leaders should eat last.
We also talk about Eli’s leadership style of leading from the front and what it means to have an ‘eyes on, hands off’ approach to managing.
Tune in to hear all about Eli’s impressive entrepreneurship career that has led him to co-found seven startups.