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...the evaluation process. So if you take our director of research, Mary Prishak, who's responsible for all of the analysts, she will get feedback on the 60 plus global equity analysts, and it'll be very rich and robust feedback. The other part of the f
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...team, how do you go about your regular evaluation of talent on its reviews and then changes whether promotions from the junior level or that mid level and mid level to senior? Every year, we have a feedback mechanism where you will have anywhere from
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...particular team. On that one card, maybe several dozen plays, but thousands of hours of who that coach is, the coaching staff is, the teams are, all the history and who they're playing against and all that. So this game plan has three to four critica
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...and the team that I've assembled, is this is not an academic exercise. Yes, you will feel good afterwards. Yes, you will feel energized. Yes, there'll be intentionality, more intentionality of your actions. Yes. There'll be more clarity. All of that.
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...just how it's used. I have somebody who's on my team, has her PhD,
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...in managing the team and leading that are both actionable and have stayed with you the most? Scorecards. Yeah. What you need to do at the beginning of every year is agree with the people who work for you what their objectives are. Now they don't need
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they've hired me to take on a leadership role, so there are massive expectations in me in our world that we work in. It's on a very short time horizon. And at the same time, there's a lot that I don't know. I need to learn. So listening to her. Makin
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...team culture beforehand, if we can. And then at the leadership level, we like to start at the top and understand role definition and personality or behavior type. And, again, some of you know, there's some subjectivity to these things. And there can
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against one of the priorities. You're gonna meet them a second time and a third time, and then pick the second priority. And when I say interviewing them, just asking them how they accomplished that very specific priority that you want them to accomp
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...team vote you on certain different aspects. So there's a two layer assessment, how good you think you are and how good everybody else thinks you are.
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that for that task, you would have to supply the candidate with a lot of detail. And and maybe if you have an AE, they should I would wanna meet with the AE throughout the interview process. But, like, they need to really get under the hood and look
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...building a team, especially at the executive leadership level or ELT, as I like to call it, executive leadership team, you can have a lot of big personalities that are rightfully earned. Usually, when you're at that level, you're a force to be reckon
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