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When Should You Step In—or Step Back? – We Dey Manage Academy
When Should You Step In—or Step Back?

When Should You Step In—or Step Back?

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  • Selasy Zormelo
    Selasy Zormelo

    As a manager, knowing when to intervene and when to let your team figure things out can be tricky. Step in too soon, and you risk micromanaging. Step back too much, and things might derail. Let’s ask our experienced leaders: How do you strike the right balance? Share your go-to strategies, signals you watch for, and lessons you’ve learned from doing it wrong—or right.

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