1. Lacking in energy
If staff are focusing too hard, leaping from one important task to the next, there’s a good chance that they won’t be producing their best work. In fact, they’re likely going to be cutting corners to achieve impossible deadlines rather than coming up with truly innovative solutions.
2. They’re peak level has got a lot lower
Good managers will manage their staff’s energy demands – they won’t expect them to be fighting fires all day long. High achievers admit that they are at the top of the pile because they let their brain have down time. Giving staff time to unfocused is important, so they actualize what needs to be done and how to get there.
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