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The Art of Effective Delegation: Working Smarter, Not Harder
Mallika Rao
Delegation is the single most valuable skill to master for a good manager to become great. If you...
Delegation is the single most valuable skill to master for a good manager to become great. If you want to grow your team and your own career then the art of delegation is a must have. I call it art and not science, because I feel that’s what it is—continuously and creatively weaving the goals to the aspirations of the team. Learn this and you have charted a road to success for your team and your own career.
You will walk away from this chat with:
- An understanding of what delegation truly means
- Why delegation is important
- How it can make both you and your team more effective in your day-to-day
Meet The Speaker
Mallika Rao
Member of Technical Staff at Apstra
Mallika Rao loves solving difficult problems in tech. She mindfully rose through the ranks as an IC and tech-lead in both big and small companies and now enjoys her work as an Engineering Leader at a startup. She believes that her team and people are the company's first customers and walks this talk every day. She has helped scale the team in both number and culture and product in revenue and customer happiness with one core value, i.e. servant leadership.
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Here's my LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mallikarao/ Here is my Medium handle: https://medium.com/@mallikarao Would love to stay in touch with you all. Thanks for today's...
Posted on 2020-09-14 -
If you were able to pull up a layer called 'poor delegator' what would you find underneath? in other words, what is (are) the real source(s) of poor delegation skills? Is there something else...
Posted on 2020-09-13 -
What if you need to delegate to external contractors and resources because your team is too small? What is the best way to go about determining if the cost/benefit is worth it? How can you find...
Posted on 2020-09-10 -
Love to learn more ways to work smarter not harder. I say this quote all the time .
Posted on 2020-09-04
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