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Build a Culture of Feedback from The Start

Build a Culture of Feedback from The Start

Set up regular (weekly or biweekly) one-on-one meetings with each member of your team to ensure open and honest communication. During these meetings, check-in with them about any challenges they may be facing, what they need from you to do their best work, and how you can improve as their boss or better work together.

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