Recently this question was asked unrhetorically in a customer organisation and the answers were very revealing:
- Many managers were spending between 20% and 30% of their time checking, chasing, covering or actually doing the work of team members.
- Fewer than 5% were spending less than 5% doing what they shouldn’t be doing.
Guess who were the most productive, with the highest team satisfaction ratings? The managers who were doing just that - managing by adding value through coaching, team building, creating, performance managing, recruiting, resource planning etc, etc. Not manically chasing the job by doing the work of others.
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