What Number Twos Do - And Why - Part 2

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Mike Auzenne

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🗓️ 26 August 2024

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

To find the time to get your own work done, you've got to name a successor: a Number Two. You can be forgiven for thinking that Number Two's aren't really a thing, because so few managers use them. But the best do. And here's how they delegate to them, for both the Number Two's benefit, and for YOU.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Manager Tools.
0:02.0	This is Sarah, and this is Kate.
0:05.0	Today's podcast.
0:07.0	What number twos do and why?
0:10.0	Part two of two.
0:11.0	The question discast answers are, what should I have my number two doing? How
0:16.5	can I develop my successor? How can I make time for my responsibilities? If you want answers
0:21.6	to these questions and more, keep listening.
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1:04.0	That takes us to our number twos can handle for us
1:08.0	reporting.
1:10.0	Yes folks effective managers don't create reports or create the reports we owe the organization.
1:17.0	Yes, of course we are responsible for them, but that responsibility is not for the creation so much as for the transmission of the information.
1:28.0	You're not obligated to create reports. You're obligated to see that the communication has been made, that the reporting
1:37.1	itself has been done.
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