11: Managing in the Messy Middle

Episode 16 of the The Credit Union Leadership Podcast podcast, hosted by ServiStar Consulting, titled "11: Managing in the Messy Middle" was published on February 20, 2020 and runs 52 minutes.

February 20, 2020 ·52m · The Credit Union Leadership Podcast

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In this episode, Mike Neill talks about managing in the “messy middle." Anyone that tells you they can give you a list of three things that will solve every performance problem and employee issue is not being truthful. The tactics and principles that ServiStar Consulting teach are research-based and have been proven to work over the years, but, they work in only about 90% of situations that we find ourselves in. The full truth is that we will all find ourselves in situations for which there are no flow charts or bullet point-solutions designed. You then find yourself in what Mike Neill calls the "messy middle." Learn how to identify your personal core values and guiding principles, which will lead you to a solution that is consistent, emotionally intelligent, and maintains relationships. Visit us at www.ServiStarConsulting.com.

Episode Description

In this episode, Mike Neill talks about managing in the “messy middle."

Anyone that tells you they can give you a list of three things that will solve every performance problem and employee issue is not being truthful. The tactics and principles that ServiStar Consulting teach are research-based and have been proven to work over the years, but, they work in only about 90% of situations that we find ourselves in. The full truth is that we will all find ourselves in situations for which there are no flow charts or bullet point-solutions designed. You then find yourself in what Mike Neill calls the "messy middle." Learn how to identify your personal core values and guiding principles, which will lead you to a solution that is consistent, emotionally intelligent, and maintains relationships.

Visit us at www.ServiStarConsulting.com.

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