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Lessons · Molly Graham
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About LessonsHow to figure out what's actually wrong when your team is struggling
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When a team is struggling, start with a broad, lightweight diagnosis before diving deeply into the first apparent problem. Identify where performance breaks down, then investigate the most credible cause.
Founders can waste time—and damage trust—by treating symptoms or reacting to the loudest complaint. A staged diagnosis helps focus attention on the issue most likely to improve the team’s performance.
Before intervening, ask: What observable outcomes show the team is struggling, and what quick checks would help us decide where a deeper investigation is warranted?
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