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How to Give Constructive Feedback

How to Give Constructive Feedback

Constructive feedback explains a specific piece of work or behaviour, why it matters and what could happen next. It gives the person enough information to understand your concern or repeat something that went well. Prepare the facts before the conversation. A label...
How to Delegate a Task Clearly

How to Delegate a Task Clearly

Clear delegation gives someone an outcome to deliver, enough authority to make progress and a dependable route to support. Passing over a task with “Can you sort this?” leaves too much open to interpretation, especially when the recipient is unfamiliar with the work....
Managing People Who Used to Be Your Peers

Managing People Who Used to Be Your Peers

Managing former peers changes the relationship even when the people and workplace stay the same. You may now allocate work, handle confidential information and make decisions that affect colleagues you previously worked alongside as equals. Acknowledge that change...
How to Run a Useful One-to-One Meeting

How to Run a Useful One-to-One Meeting

A useful one-to-one gives an employee and manager protected time to discuss the work, obstacles, support and development. It should leave both people clearer about what happens next. A long status report that could have been read beforehand rarely achieves that on its...