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"It's faster if I do it"... Why Team Leader Park's overtime never ends
Between the speed of fixing things yourself and the opportunity for team members to learn. If you were Team Leader Park, what would you ask your team member to do before completing this report yourself?
Between the speed of fixing things yourself and the opportunity for team members to learn. If you were Team Leader Park, what would you ask your team member to do before completing this report yourself?
When Team Leader Park is not satisfied with a report written by a team member, he fixes it himself. This is because handling it himself is faster than explaining the direction for revision and waiting to receive it back.…
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