You are a manager of a team of 50 professionals. One particular professional persists in accusing you of having your priorities out of order. Since the planning activity you do often is not urgent, this particular professional tries to undermine the activity. What would be best for you to do?

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Clarifying your core principles and making them public will help the team understand your priorities and the importance of the planning activity. This will also address the persistent accusations by the particular professional and help avoid any misunderstandings in the future. Moving the professional to another team or meeting him at the door may not address the underlying issue, and holding meetings only at the end of the day may affect the productivity of the team.

You Are a Manager of a Team of 50 Professionals