Right here’s a beneficial lesson in management from the NBA.
Buddy Hield who performs for the Golden State Warriors made a mistake in a recreation and missed a shot when he actually ought to have handed the ball to the group’s star participant Steph Curry who was extensive open.
How ought to coach Steve Kerr right this conduct?
Sometimes, leaders will in fact supply harsh suggestions or criticism. Many coaches routinely yell at their gamers for making errors like this.
However as a substitute Kerr dealt with it with humor and love. He introduced Buddy Hield over to Curry to “introduce” him to “the best shooter on the planet. Extensive Open.” Not an exaggeration, by the best way.
After which he ended it with “I like you, Buddy.”
How do you suppose a participant would react to and bear in mind an interplay like this as opposed being yelled at for making a mistake?
Have you ever ever seen the same technique to right a mistake in your office?
