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That’s not surprising given the Venn diagram illustrates your type has no intersection with the Rebel, amongst the given set of values. A seasoned manager will
by CodeWriter23 9y ago
That’s not surprising given the Venn diagram illustrates your type has no intersection with the Rebel, amongst the given set of values.
A seasoned manager will get the Rebel to believe something is their own idea, leveraging their rebellious nature to get that job done.
- phyller 9y agoSounds like magic, I'd love to have that skill
- CodeWriter23 9y agoYou start by ending your practice of telling the Rebel what to do. Then you ask them "What do you think, Rebel?". And if it's reasonable, just say "Ok, then, when can I have that on my desk", and of course accommodate the Rebel's reality-to-actual-time factor. If it's not reasonable, then ask "What if we xxx'd instead?". You'll be surprised by the insights you receive that way. And of course you have to push back once in a while and call them out when their "insight" is actually "bullshit". edit: If one happens to be a micromanager, one will have an extraordinarially difficult time with the Rebel.