Actually,​‍​‌‍​‍‌ what does a first-time manager require to become an efficient leader?
In the episode of The Talent Equation Podcast, Nolan Hout is talking with Matt Gjertsen who is both the Founder CEO of BUILT and an author. In the podcast, Matt introduces several skills necessary for new managers. These skills are fundamental and, if learned, could help managers in leadership roles. During their conversation, Matt Hout discusses a real-life application method of the idea of leadership which includes first principals. These are creating trust and connection, setting clear expectations, delegating authority, and creating a culture of meaningful feedback. In addition to discussing various leadership skills, Matt Hout also touches the idea of managers being so focused on the most important few ones first before expanding to more areas and skills. Therefore, the podcast conversation would be a good source to any of you who is a first-time manager, HR leader, CLO, L&D professional and interested in the practical side to manager development as well as creating better ​‍​‌‍​‍‌teams.

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