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Whose Monkey Is It?

Published January 3, 2017 business technology Leave a Comment

I absolutely LOVE Dan Rockwell’s blog post entitled New Questions for Managing Monkeys. Absolutely best are the opening sentences: “You end up overwhelmed, under-appreciated, and angry, if you own other people’s monkeys. Someone walks in your office with an issue – a monkey. Make sure they walk out with their monkey.”

AMEN!!

Read Dan’s post. It’s a great way to start 2017…

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