What to Do With Challenging Employees

It's easier to hold others accountable then it is to hold ourselves accountable. Most leaders don't want to look at themselves first and ask, "Did I do everything to help this person?".  In today's world, we're seeing more of business owners who are struggling hard to find people to even just show up to work. When they do finally hire and train an employee, they might do everything in their power to ensure that they don't quit---including performance feedback. If a job isn't being done correctly, rather than rectify it by talking to the employee, they let it slide out of fear of scaring them off. But a job done poorly is worse than one not done at all.  In today's episode, Theresa discusses:  The differences between training and behavioral issues in an employee  The benefits of letting people fail  How to empower rather than enable your employees  Setting clear boundaries to benefit both you and your staff  Sometimes, however, after we've done all we feel we can do as leaders, the person you've hired or placed in a certain position just might not be right for the business. When this happens, the best move is to part ways with this employee so that they can find their calling and you can fill the role with the right person. If you enjoyed this episode and, in some way, it inspired you to start taking action, we'd love to hear about it and know your biggest takeaway. Send Theresa a DM on Instagram @theresacantley and let her know what your favorite part was. If there is a topic you want to hear Theresa talk about or a question you may have send it to us at [email protected] and we'll feature it on one of our future episodes. Download the Strategic Plan FREE Worksheet: theresacantley.com/strategicplan Connect with Theresa: Website: https://theresacantley.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/theresacantley/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theresacantley/ Download the transcript for this episode here.