Early In Career Durable Skills
ORGANIZATION
Organization Personalized
Organizing Time
Organizing Time: Your Calendar
Organizing Actions
Organizing Resources
Organizing Digital Things
AI and Organization
CONTROL
The Battle to Control You
Controlling the Controllable
Controlling Self: Dealing with Ambiguity
Controlling Self: Getting (and Staying) Focused
Controlling Self: Effective Prioritization
Controlling Self: Effective Routines
Controlling Self: Optimizing Your Calendar
Control within Teams: Me vs We
Control within Teams: Communicating with Others
Control within Teams: Written Communication
Control within Teams: Conflict Resolution
Control within Teams: Optimizing Meetings
Control within Teams: Managing Up
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Control within Teams: Me vs We
Early In Career Durable Skills
Control within Teams: Me vs We
Do Exercise:
1) Look at the work you personally do. How much of it is tasks you are checking off on a task list, versus actions that are clearly connected to outcomes. Think of this separate from the tools you use to track your progress.
2) What about your team? Based on your observation, how much of the work they do each day is clearly connected to the outcomes the team is looking to drive? If you don’t know the answer to this question, note that down too.
3) Write down three ways in which you could ensure that the team as a whole is focused on actions that are connected to outcomes. This could include cultural shifts, tooling changes, and team skills development.
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