EPISODE · Aug 12, 2024 · 13 MIN
WHAT do you do when your project team is quiet quitting
from Konshuhs Agility-Project Manager Coach & Agile Coach, Trainer, Mentor & Author
Overcoming Quiet Quitting: Strategies for Project Managers🔥 Is your project team losing motivation and quietly checking out? Discover how to overcome quiet quitting with proven tips for project managers! 🚀In this empowering guide, we'll dive deep into the trends of "quiet quitting" and provide actionable strategies to keep your team engaged and motivated. From letting go of disengaged members to identifying early signs of quiet quitting, you'll learn how to transform your leadership approach and build a committed, passionate project team.Here's what you'll discover:- Letting go: Understand when and how to let go of disengaged team members- Identifying signs: Recognize early patterns of disengagement to address them promptly- Micro-mentoring: Implement bite-sized mentoring sessions for continuous growth- Clarifying objectives: Clearly communicate roles, expectations, and responsibilities- Accountability partnerships: Foster a buddy system for mutual support and accountability- 3-2-1 feedback rule: Encourage problem-solving with a structured feedback approach- Responsibility rotation: Provide leadership opportunities for team members- Anonymous suggestion box: Get to the root of issues with honest, anonymous feedbackCHAPTERS:00:00 - Intro01:03 - What is Quiet Quitting01:26 - Letting Go03:04 - Identify Signs of Disengagement04:23 - Start Micro-Mentoring Sessions05:09 - Clarify Objectives, Expectations, Rules06:16 - Create Accountability Partnerships07:27 - Implement 3-2-1 Feedback Rule08:26 - Introduce Responsibility Rotation09:32 - Implement Anonymous Suggestion Box10:32 - Project Launch Myth Busters10:49 - Address Common Misconceptions11:29 - Letting Go12:27 - Outro
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