What do you do if your research team is underperforming and needs constructive feedback?
When your research team isn't meeting expectations, it's crucial to address the issue promptly and effectively. Underperformance can stem from various factors, including unclear goals, lack of resources, or interpersonal conflicts. As a manager, you need to identify the root causes and provide constructive feedback to help your team improve. It's essential to approach the situation with a supportive attitude, ensuring that your team understands that the goal is to enhance performance, not to assign blame. Open communication and a collaborative approach to problem-solving can set the stage for a turnaround in performance.
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Dr. Nagahanumaiah ,Director at CMTI - Central Manufacturing Technology Institute
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Ding WangProgram Developer | Helping innovators apply LLM in their survey and reporting projects
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Domingos MatambaCoordenador de Negócio Digital, Thinker&Speaker, Formador para Desenvolvimento Pessoal e comunica??o, co-mentor de…