Despite their best intentions, leaders could be putting their attention toward “problem” talent in the organization vs. building and developing the greatest potential hipo employees.
by Craig W. Ross | Oct 17, 2012 | Videos | 2 comments
Despite their best intentions, leaders could be putting their attention toward “problem” talent in the organization vs. building and developing the greatest potential hipo employees.
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This is so true! I do often spend too much of my emotional and physical energy on the ‘problem’ talent….. this post is very thought provoking and will help me redirect my focus! Thank you!!!
Lisa – I appreciate that you’re reinforcing the emotional element and what happens when we have our focus in areas that are not as productive as they can be. We all deserve the rich experience of realizing the fulfillment of our potential – and it begins with our focus in this key area of how we deal with the talent around us. Thanks!
Craig