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Michaels on Employee Development
In his book, The War for Talent, Ed Michaels relays the following findings collected from the feedback of 12,000 managers:
“When you talk about development, … most people think about training. Training is 10% of the development equation. Fifty percent is the sequence of jobs that you have, and 40% is the coaching and mentoring and candid feedback that you have or don’t have.”
How Much Time Should be Spent on Poor Performers vs. Stars?
In his book, How to Become a Great Boss, Jeffrey Fox says you should spend 90% of your time with your best people. “If you were investing in the stock market, and had the choice of putting money into a growing high-return company, or a sluggish low-return company, where would you put your money?” Click here to get Joe and Wanda's thoughts.
