May 2019
Intermediate to advanced
272 pages
4h 10m
English
The best managers know they’re supposed to give the people they lead challenging assignments to keep them interested and engaged. But what do you do when someone you manage gets to the top of their learning curve—and doesn’t really want to be pushed any further?
As a manager, you might feel relieved that someone so valuable seems happy to stay where they are. There is a common mindset that favors leaving high-performing employees in place once they have mastered their domain, indefinitely reaping the rewards of their labor, but it ultimately has a downside.
Think of the difference between a stagnant pond—unmoving, algae-covered, a breeding ground for mosquitoes—and ...
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