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Questions Managers should ask themselves, Be your version & more
The Growth Letter #72
Welcome to the new members of the Growth Letter who have joined us since last Tuesday. I hope you are enjoying the content. Feel free to send me a message on LinkedIn with your ideas and thoughts.If you like the newsletter, share it with others.
Today at a glance:
Article: 35 Questions Managers Should Ask Themselves Regularly
Post: Be your version
Media: How do you spend your time
Tool: Free web analytics, A/B testing tool for you
Framework: How to set and achieve your goals
One Article:
For managers’ leading teams, putting out fires, and keeping track of timelines. Some days you'll be stretched to your limits and some days you'll motivate your team to work better. But this article from First Round Review covers what questions should managers be asking themselves during critical moments of reflection. These include teams, performances, cross-functional communication, and personal well-being. The article takes 35 managers who are working in great companies and focuses on their habit of reflection. Some great answers here and I hope you can resonate with some of them.
One Post:
Your story should be exactly that, your story. We are all different, we have different triggers, habits, and ideas that work for us but it doesn’t mean it will work for others. Make sure what you read will be right for your personality. Just because your friends wake up at 5 am & head out to the gym, doesn’t mean it is applicable to you. Know your system, and tweak it but don’t make radical changes based on others’ advice.
One Media:
Michael Bungay is the author of ‘The Coaching Habit’ which has sold over 1 million copies. In his LinkedIn post, he focuses on your professional environment, where you stand in it & how are you spending time. Listen to his thoughts on life and work here.
One Tool:
If you are interested in a free user testing tool with more than average features, Google Optimize is a great place to start. It uses google analytics to power your CRO efforts and the free version packs a punch with some great features. It’s a Google product and signing up for it is hassle-free. Give it a go, you have nothing to lose.
One Framework:
The PARI framework is an easy-to-follow growth mindset framework. Growth happens in incremental steps and PARI should help you set your goals and work on them.
