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this is really good advice. I learned from a superb mentor Laurie Litwack who was a great program manager at microsoft that you should learn about each of your
by ryanburk 12y ago
this is really good advice.
I learned from a superb mentor Laurie Litwack who was a great program manager at microsoft that you should learn about each of your reports "heart, tree, star".
heart: what do you love?
tree: what / where do you want to grow?
star: how do you feel rewarded?
especially in an environment where you can juggle awards, this can be really helpful, if someone values a bonus and someone else values titles & public recognition, you can balance them out and make everyone happy. and hit a budget. ideally...
- orware 12y agoInteresting...I just ran a Google Search on that one (Heart-Tree-Star) and it came up with a SlideShare presentation from another Microsoft guy mentioning "Meng Phua" as the originator for him...seems like it was taught to quite a few of the folks there at Microsoft at one point perhaps? http://www.slideshare.net/kaykas/career-planning-framework-heart-tree-star http://www.slideshare.net/kaykas/career-planning-framework-h...