Left Behind Isn't Evenly Distributed
When a team falls behind, everybody doesn't fall the same distance. Somebody catches the first hit, and whether the rest of the team feels a stumble or a collapse depends on who that person is and what they do next. Apriel Biggs has led teams of 160+ through deployments three weeks from a date they'd already promised, and she makes the case for skip-level conversations, for leaders who go get their own data, and for a one-page exercise she calls the 2% Truth. This one is for leaders whose team is behind right now, and for the people on that team waiting for someone above them to notice.
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