You should reach out to me when…
Sometimes people will sit for days because they’re not sure if it’s okay to ask you for help something.
Make it easy for your teammate to know when and how to reach out to you. Specify which medium you prefer and what the trigger might be for them to reach out.
This will help create some boundaries while encouraging the teammate to work some things out independently.
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