Said Twice
Eirin EvjenI've heard that whenever you've said something twice, you should write it down. This is a place where I'll write the things I've said at least twice, mostly related to operations and management at EA orgs.
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Favourite management templates
My general rule is that everything you say twice should be written down, and everything you do twice should have a checklist or template. Here are three of the templates I use the most as a manager (in addition to the Potato Checklist).
How to be a "Quiet Leader"
Let’s say you’re having a one-on-one with someone you’re managing, and they have a problem with a task. Many people’s instincts will be to try to solve the problem for the employee, or provide advice and solutions. According to Quiet Leader...
Cheap tests and expensive signals to develop professionally
Do you want to find something to spend your professional development time on or improve your chances of getting a job? Look for cheap tests that tell you what it’s like doing the skill you’re practicing and expensive signals that demonstrat...
The Potato Checklist
If someone calls you a potato in Norway, it means you’re versatile and can be used for anything. Here’s a list of four questions that I call The Potato Checklist, because it’s useful for pretty much all of my tasks and projects.
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Background in project management, administration, and "operations". Have a blog called Said Twice where I write down tips, techniques, and advice that I've given at least twice.
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