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In a study of close to 1,000 managers, a VitaSmart study found that 97% of them have at least one career-limiting habit. When you change your thinking about what the real causes to these habits are, you will find they are much easier to diagnose correctly and you can then take steps to overcome them.
Key Takeaways:
- Most managers have at least one career-limiting habit, a habit that keeps them from greater success.
- Being proactive about fixing these bad habits is important, looking at the cause of your behavior can help identify how to fix it.
- The difference between the career you’ve got and the one you want likely is just one or two bad habits.
“When our efforts to change fail to change us, it’s usually because the cure doesn’t match the cause, and often the diagnosis is wrong.”
https://hbr.org/2016/07/almost-all-managers-have-at-least-one-career-limiting-habit
