Being challenged is a key part of growing in your role, and asking the right questions is also part of this process.
This is especially true when you are trying to solve a problem and finding ways to solve an issue proactively. The intent as a leader should always be; to teach people how to fish, not fish for them.
Your team is always looking for more responsibility and recognition.
#supportyourteam #leadershipdevelopment
https://hbr.org/2021/08/3-questions-to-help-your-team-solve-problems
The author
Bryan Smeltzer is a successful consumer products business executive and entrepreneur. He has held executive-level roles in business development, product, and marketing with some of the world's most prestigious brands, including; Oakley, TaylorMade, Adidas, K-Swiss, Schutt Sports, among other international brands. In addition, Mr. Smeltzer founded an apparel brand, successfully running a profitable business for ten years, eventually selling to a VC firm. He currently oversees LiquidMind Inc., a global brand strategy firm that partners with both start-ups and established brands to empower their businesses to think different, be different, drive a passionate culture, and execute relentlessly.