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Quick and Dirty Choosing a Number Two

Manager Tools

Mike Auzenne

Management, Leadership, Strategy, Feedback, How-to, Skills, Advice, Development, Careers, Coaching, Business

4.61.4K Ratings

🗓️ 17 August 2009

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

This cast describes a quick and dirty way to choose an interim replacement or number two for your role as manager.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Welcome to Manager Tools. Today's topic, quick and dirty choosing and number two.

0:05.0

Before we go on, I just want to remind folks of our September 24th Atlanta Georgia Effective Manager Conference.

0:11.0

If you listen to all the podcast or on one-on-one's feedback, coaching, and

0:15.3

delegation, and you're not quite doing it, well, the Effective Manager Conference is what you need.

0:20.6

Details are on the website, W.W. dot manager tools.

0:24.6

Hope to see you there.

0:26.5

All right folks, here we go with the show. The We must have said a number of times that each manager ought to have a number two, a designated

0:51.3

number two.

0:52.3

So you know in case they're incommunicado or on vacation or an

0:56.7

offside or a client side or whatever we recommend that managers have someone

1:01.9

who is named right actually

1:04.0

named to be in charge of the organization in their absence but we've never

1:08.9

really talked about how to get up with number two, right?

1:13.6

Which, you know, for some people, they might think it obvious,

1:16.2

but it's not always.

1:17.8

No, it's not.

1:18.6

And there's some things to think about.

1:20.5

And actually, when we get into it,'re going to ask people to think about it in an order that they may not necessarily think about it first.

1:30.0

Yeah. So we've got we've got four recommendations. Actually we've got four recommendations.

1:33.8

Actually, we've got four points, four steps in this cast.

1:38.2

The first step is we want to talk for a minute

1:39.9

about the primary reason, which is wrong,

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