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- you find yourself actually doing your job and not theirs - every day you have a clear idea of what you need to do and deliver - You are busy. Not drowning i
by gpresot 7y ago
- you find yourself actually doing your job and not theirs
- every day you have a clear idea of what you need to do and deliver
- You are busy. Not drowning in work and not twisting your fingers with nothing to do.
- they clear roadblocks that you encounter (reaching out to senior people in org when needed, providing steering on difficult issues...)
- You can talk to them about career development, training, moving to other teams, etc, without fear that the talk will become confrontational
- They encourage you to move up or sideways (or out) when they think you are ready or it would benefit your career, or be a better fit for you
- They provide feedback on what you are doing well and less well, on a regular / continuous way, not once a year
- They are transparent in their agenda (but they do not have to share everything with you)
- Pushes you out of your comfort zone, while watching out to manage risks
- They trust you : they don't micromanage