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[] [Avoid these missteps as a new manager](
New managers can avoid mistakes by seeking to build trust with their teams, creating systems of accountability and making sure team members have clear goals and expectations, write Karin Hurt and David Dye. "For every critical goal, value, and metric, take time with your team to discuss and identify the two or three critical behaviors or activities that lead to success," they write. Full Story: [Let's Grow Leaders]( (12/5)
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Find the top talent you need in a tough job market by offering a simple application process, communicating clearly with top candidates and building relationships with them to create a pipeline for future openings, writes Pete Lamson, CEO of Employ. "With a looming recession, fewer workers will leave a job without securing another, creating an even smaller talent pool," Lamson writes. Full Story: [SmartBrief/Leadership]( (12/6)
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[] [Surviving a recession hinges on these strategies](
During times of economic recession, companies that flatten their hierarchies, give more power to decentralized teams and can quickly redistribute their resources, including talent and money, to new opportunities are more likely to thrive, write Donald Sull and Charles Sull, co-founders of CultureX. "Rather than simply slashing costs, the objective should be to balance the short-term imperative to free resources with the opportunity to invest for long-term growth," they write. Full Story: [MIT Sloan Management Review (tiered subscription model)]( (12/6)
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Companies can build their resilience in economic downturns by focusing on six areas, including prioritizing talent, paying attention to global conditions that affect supply chains and finding ways to focus on growth, says McKinsey senior partner Tracy Francis. "What we know, based on our research, is that organizations who, throughout downturns, are able to both manage resilience and growth emerge significantly stronger than their competitors," Francis says. Full Story: [McKinsey]( (12/6)
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Use weekly team meetings to build motivation by celebrating wins at the beginning and then sharing status updates and priorities before tackling the challenges employees are facing, writes David Burkus. End the meeting by reviewing how their work has served the company's larger purpose "by sharing stories of customers or stakeholders who have benefited from your team's past accomplishments," Burkus writes. Full Story: [David Burkus]( (12/5)
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Losing two daughters -- one at 8 months old and another at 18 years old -- has taught Niren Chaudhary, CEO of Panera Brands, about compassion and the need to heal himself. Chaudhary also discusses the pandemic, noting that "the only way you can get a sense of control is by focusing on areas where you can have an impact." Full Story: [LinkedIn]( (12/6)
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