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Why Better Time Management Won't Fix Your Team's Problems
You’re The Boss, Now What? with Desiree Petrich | Leadership Development for New Managers
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If you’ve ever said, “I just need to manage my time better,” or “If they were more efficient, we’d be fine,” this episode is for you.
In today’s conversation, we’re flipping the script on strengths and weaknesses at work. While most people focus on improving tactical skills like organization or productivity, the real game-changer is how we show up relationally. You’ll learn how relational weaknesses, like defensiveness, passive-aggressive behavior, and poor communication, are quietly killing trust and morale on your team, even when everything looks like it’s running smoothly.
Whether you're leading a team or just trying to be a better teammate, this episode will help you see the true cause of disconnection, and what to do about it.
🧠 In this episode, you’ll learn:
- Why improving your tactical skills might not fix your team problems
- The difference between tactical and relational strengths and weaknesses
- Real-world relational weaknesses that silently destroy workplace culture
- What it really means to be defensive (and how to shift it)
- Why being approachable matters more than being available
- How to start showing up as a human-centered leader... today
📌 Resources Mentioned:
- Previous episode: Love + Work with Tessa Kampen
- Connect with me on LinkedIn
✅ Subscribe & Review:
If this episode challenged your thinking or gave you something practical to try, I’d love for you to hit subscribe, leave a rating + review, and share it with a teammate who might be focusing on the wrong things.
🔜 Next Week:
We’re taking this conversation one step further. With graduation season in full swing, I’m sharing the hard truths I wish I had learned sooner, about self-discipline, ownership, and what it really means to lead yourself well.
Being the boss is both a privilege and a responsibility. Now what are you going to do with it?
- tactical vs relational strengths
- relational weaknesses in the workplace
- leadership development podcast
- how to improve team dynamics
- building trust at work
- defensive behavior at work
- human-centered leadership
- emotional intelligence in leadership
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Buy the book - Taking Intentional Action: How to Choose the Life You Lead
New manager tips, how to delegate, building trust as a leader, how to hold, employees accountable, managing conflict, executive presence, how to stop feeling overwhelmed as a manager, imposter syndrome in leadership, how to lead a team meeting, cohesive teams, how to fix a toxic culture, high-performing team, team building for new managers, difficult employees, having hard conversations as a leader, how to get promoted into leadership
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