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This is not universally true in my experience. People who take pride in their work will often go the extra mile, without being asked. I don’t “blame”, I just c
by rficcaglia 7y ago
This is not universally true in my experience. People who take pride in their work will often go the extra mile, without being asked. I don’t “blame”, I just correlate.
Maybe this is the answer: if someone needs a guarantee then they are probably a bad fit for a highly effective team. Highly effective people look for opportunities instead of guarantees perhaps.
If I knew, I would be writing articles, not asking questions...
- Retra 7y agoThe guarantee is not a need, it is an opportunity that your potential effective employees are looking for. If you deny them that opportunity, they will look elsewhere and be highly effective for someone else.