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Comparative Advantage Worksheet

Use this comparative advantage worksheet to decide what work you should own and what you should move off your plate, either through delegation or deprioritization.

3 min read
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How to Avoid the Delegation Boomerang

The delegation boomerang can undermine the work, your team, and your management. Here are tips for dodging it (while still supporting your staff member to do the work!).

4 min read
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Delegation Boomerang FAQ

Check out these frequently asked questions about avoiding the delegation boomerang.

3.5 min read
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How to Transfer and Instill Ownership

Someone’s feelings of responsibility and autonomy over their work is a crucial part of their success. Here are five tips for helping your staff person feel a sense of ownership.

4.5 min read
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Stop Micromanaging: A Guide for Managers

In this article, we answer a reader question about how to make sure the work gets done well without micromanaging.

4 min read
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Probing Questions to Get Beneath the Surface

To help you monitor progress and understand how work is really going, here are some probing questions that will help you get beneath the surface.

1.5 min read
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MOCHA: Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some of the most common questions we hear about MOCHA roles and implementation.

10 min read
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Project Planning Template: Step-by-Step Guide

For complex projects, it’s helpful to have a written plan that lays out “who will do what by when,” including interim deadlines for smaller components.

2 min read
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Common Choice Points

Here is a list of some of the most common choice points, or key decision-making opportunities, managers face that may have equity and inclusion impacts.

3.5 min read
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Revisa tus prejuicios y mejora tus resultados con PTR

Si alguna vez ha tomado una decisión—desde la forma de comunicar anuncios importantes al personal hasta lo que ha comido en el desayuno—ha utilizado el PTR. PTR, que significa preferencias, tradiciones y requisitos, es una herramienta que puede ayudarle a centrarse en lo que realmente importa para que pueda mitigar el sesgo y llegar a mejores resultados.

5 min read