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- Don't do anything someone you manage can. - As soon as you notice an error in work you are reviewing, stop, drop, and tell them to double-check their work. - On tough projects, before they start, make them give you a plan
- If the deliverable is hard to understand, make them redo it so it's clear - Managers don't read rough drafts. - If they ask you a question that they should know, make them answer it. - https://lmgtfy.com/ - Communicate clearly and concisely. Twitter helps with this.
- Your task doesn't have a deadline and consequences, it won't get it done. - Journaling your day as a manager will teach you a lot about how you're misspending your time. - Never answer an e-mail or message to answer it. Inbox zero is worthless if your directives suck.
This is worth a glance as well. In particular, check the replies. Some good suggestions are there:https://twitter.com/Molson_Hart/status/1261446933106708481 …
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