Management hack: The sweet spot of delegation » Slacker Manager
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- Mrichme on 2008-03-25 - Tags business , leadership , work
- Wandering_star on 2007-01-04 - Tags management , tips , work
- John143 on 2006-08-10 - Tags business , delegate , delegation , hack , leadership , management , toread , work
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Set context. When delegating, setting context is a great idea. Let folks know why this is important, how it’s good for them and how it’s good for others.
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Don’t forget that the responsibility for the task or project ultimately belongs to you.
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Make sure you have sufficient information, authority and resources; negotiate when needed.
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Meet regularly. This is easy to let slide, so be aware. Regular meetings not only ensure you and your boss are on the same page, it also alerts you to changes on the landscape of your project. This is notice you might not get anywhere else.
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