Give your team autonomy
When you celebrate wins and failures, your team should walk away with an actionable plan to change things moving forward.
Teams want to be left alone to do the work and be trusted that they can do it. If you desire this practice to lead to growth within your team, give them the autonomy to make those changes.
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