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Managing Unhappy High Achievers

30 October 2010 1,396 views No Comment

Have you ever been in the situation where your high achieving team member becomes unhappy? Research suggests that high achievers (almost 90% of them) at some stage become unhappy at work.

This cannot be ignored. How do we address this situation? Here are a few suggestions from Leila:

  • Gather details by observing pattern of behaviour.
  • Call out this behaviour and expect change.
  • Share ideas and make suggestions and not recommendations.

For more information go to Leils’s house of corrections.

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