I had a meeting with one of my colleagues and they were asking what they should be doing to prepare for an upcoming leadership role.
This is an interesting question, and can be applied to many jobs or learnings as there is a multitude of information out there. Take leadership for a moment. There are a ton of books, and they run the gambit from dreadful to spectacular. Okay, so how do you know? You don't. And here's the caveat: what one finds no value in, others do.
I have read a lot about time management over the years, and there are good ideas and there . . . well, mediocre ones at best. But what one finds that works, others do not. And vice versa.
It's easy to get caught up in the soaking up of knowledge. In the end, the best way is to actually do the job. Take writing. The best way I have found is to sit down and write. Read too, but also write.
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