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If you're building your new manager leadership skills and looking for career strategies that actually work, this episode is for you. One of the most common leadership frameworks for managers getting started in a new role is to come in projecting authority, having all the answers, and proving you belong — and it backfires every time.
Through two personal stories from my own leadership journey, I break down what it truly means to be taken seriously as a leader — and why earning credibility has everything to do with how well you show up for others and very little to do with how much you know.
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By Shenita BrownIf you're building your new manager leadership skills and looking for career strategies that actually work, this episode is for you. One of the most common leadership frameworks for managers getting started in a new role is to come in projecting authority, having all the answers, and proving you belong — and it backfires every time.
Through two personal stories from my own leadership journey, I break down what it truly means to be taken seriously as a leader — and why earning credibility has everything to do with how well you show up for others and very little to do with how much you know.
Stay connect with The Catalyst
Finding value in this podcast? Buy Me A Coffee
Leave me a voicemail with your feedback here.