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Here’s the reaction you might be creating in your employees:

  • “So … if I’m a leader now, that means I can make your decisions for you now?”
  • “So … I don’t know what direction we’re going as a group!”
  • “I thought I was hired to DO work, not just to tell OTHERS what to do!”

Of course, this isn’t at all what you intended. Right? You were trying to communicate that you trust peoples’ initiative, that you don’t want them always waiting for direction from on high.

So you can see why people are confused.

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