The High Five! Episode 6 - Confidence and decision-making
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Jul 5, 2024 Brett and Greg delve into the murky waters of executive decision-making, spotlighting the confidence issues and impostor syndrome many leaders face. They discuss how indecision can dampen team morale and stress the need for clarity through effective frameworks. Also highlighted is the shift in workplace dynamics, pondering the decline of 'work families' and the impact of remote work on relationships. They wrap up with insights on the evolution of communication tools and the importance of a supportive culture over technology.
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Confidence in Decision-Making
- Many leaders experience imposter syndrome and lack confidence in decision-making.
- This often stems from a fear of making the wrong move, especially in crucial areas like hiring and firing.
Act Despite Uncertainty
- Don't let fear paralyze you; inaction can be more damaging than making a wrong decision.
- Address issues like a toxic employee promptly to minimize long-term damage to the company culture.
Optics vs. Well-being
- Brett recounts a story about an owner hesitant to fire a toxic employee due to optics.
- Brett emphasized that employee well-being outweighs perceived optics in such situations.