communication. community. cognition.
Delegation
“If you hand someone a shovel to dig a hole, you have to let go of the shovel.”
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Follow this advice.
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Hmmm. This one sounds strangely familiar…
about 2 years ago
Exactly what I tell my clients when they hire a part-time assistant from my company Gittel on the Go. It’s amazing how people want to be helped but have a difficult time letting go. I guess it is silent commentary on the state of our society. Work ethic is not what it used to be. That’s why my clients are overjoyed when they hire a “Gittel” from GittelontheGo.com. No micromanagement is needed and my clients are elated at the results they get merely from making a clear request.