Vladimir Chernikov
The importance of "Not done"
#1about 1 minute
The overwhelming transition into a management role
Becoming a manager often leads to an overwhelming number of requests and subsequent burnout, highlighting a critical gap in management skills.
#2about 5 minutes
Prioritizing tasks is a key skill for juniors
A junior professional's story illustrates that early career success requires prioritizing tasks and managing workload, not just completing everything assigned.
#3about 9 minutes
Learning delegation and how to say no professionally
An expert promoted to product owner struggles by failing to delegate tasks or say no to stakeholder requests, revealing crucial mid-career skills.
#4about 7 minutes
Turning around a team with strategic focus
A new leader revives a demotivated team by stopping most projects to focus on key initiatives and rebuilding stakeholder trust through clear communication.
#5about 2 minutes
Mastering the art of leaving things not done
Developing the skill to consciously decide what not to do is essential for effective management and sustainable career growth at all levels.
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