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Headline

Your team trusts you and values the cover you give them, but priorities change too often and decisions made in 1:1s don't reach the rest of the team.

Agreement

  • You shield the team from noise and back people up in front of leadership (5 of 6).
  • 1:1s are useful and you follow through on what you promise in them.
  • People feel safe raising problems with you.

Disagreement

  • Two people want more direct feedback on their work; one prefers the current light touch.

Red flags

  • Two people described working weekends after late priority changes before the Q3 launch.

At a glance

Answers by question and respondent
RespondentWhat helpsWhat gets in the wayOne change
PriyaDirect reportBacks me up in reviews with leadershipPriorities shift mid-sprintFreeze the plan for two weeks at a time
MarcusDirect reportHonest 1:1s, always follows throughDecisions in 1:1s never get written downShare decisions with the whole team
Anonymous respondentGives me room to own my workI rarely hear what I could do betterMore direct feedback, even if it stings

Individual responses

Each one was written up from a private interview and approved by the person who gave it.

  1. Priya · Direct report

    What helps
    Backs me up in reviews with leadership
    What gets in the way
    Priorities shift mid-sprint
    One change
    Freeze the plan for two weeks at a time
  2. Marcus · Direct report

    What helps
    Honest 1:1s, always follows through
    What gets in the way
    Decisions in 1:1s never get written down
    One change
    Share decisions with the whole team
  3. Anonymous respondent

    What helps
    Gives me room to own my work
    What gets in the way
    I rarely hear what I could do better
    One change
    More direct feedback, even if it stings