In this episode I want to discuss how dangerous it can be to assume another persons intent purely from their actions.
This is a message I am seeing come up quite a bit lately.
And the more I think about it, the more I see it in everyday business work.
Both in how we perceive our teams and how our teams perceive us.

In this episode I want to discuss how dangerous it can be to assume another persons intent purely from their actions. This is a message I am seeing come up quite a bit lately. And the more I think about it, the more I see it in everyday business work. Both in how we perceive our teams and how our teams perceive us.

#49: Assuming another person's intent purely from their actions

Providing advice on how to get the best Return On Investment from your Software Development.
Hosted by Mark Taylor of Red Folder Consultancy, this series is targeted at those that fund software development in improving their return on investment.
Through a series of short weekly podcasts, Mark explores and explains why "traditional" management techniques will not only produce poor returns, but actively encourage it.
Find out more about Red Folder Consultancy at https://red-folder.com.
Or reach out to Mark on Twitter @redfoldermark

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Providing advice on how to get the best Return On Investment from your Software Development. Hosted by Mark Taylor of Red Folder Consultancy, this series is targeted at those that fund software development in improving their return on investment. Through a series of short weekly podcasts, Mark explores and explains why "traditional" management techniques will not only produce poor returns, but actively encourage it. Find out more about Red Folder Consultancy at https://red-folder.com. Or reach out to Mark on Twitter @redfoldermark

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