Managing Underperforming Employees: 4 Steps

In an Inc. article, Lee Colan, founder of The L Group, a leadership consulting firm, lays out ways in which managers can coach underperforming employees and improve their performance.

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Here are the four ways:

 

1. Clearly describe why the employee’s performance needs to change.
2. Confirm that the employee understands.
3. Discuss ideas for potential solutions and approaches with the employee.
4. Recognize positive movement or effort in order to encourage continued progress.

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