Spotting Blindspots
- “Review your mistakes for reoccurring weaknesses” – Ask yourself, “What are the most significant mistakes I have made?” “What were the causes of each mistake?” “Are there patterns or common elements across these mistakes?” “Do the patterns suggest reoccurring blindspots?” “What actions are needed...to prevent these mistakes from occurring again in the future?”
- “Solicit feedback from those with insight about you” – Ask your colleagues to evaluate your potential lack of awareness with regards to your staff, your company or its markets.
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