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DELEGATION
“I not only use all the
brains I have, but all
that I can borrow.”
Woodrow Wilson
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“If you put two pieces of wood together, they will hold
much more than the total weight held by each
separately. The whole is greater than the sum of its
parts. One plus one equals three or more.”
Stephen R. Covey, “7 Habits of Highly Effective People”
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Two-way Opportunity
Develop Useful Skills
Essential Experience
From a Students Perspective
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“I can do this better and faster.”
“I don’t have confidence.”
“It’s faster to do it than explain it.”
“Things need to be done my way.”
Why not
delegate?
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Determine the purpose.
Assess your workload.
What can be done by
others?
What to Delegate
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Specific Skills
Who to Pick
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Personality Type
Communication
Styles
Parameters and
Expectations
Desired
Result
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Accountability
Learning Experience
Corrections and
“It is not only
Recognitions
what we do,
but also what
we don’t do
for which we
are
accountable.”
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Follow Through
“I love to delegate. I am either lazy
enough, busy enough, or trusting
enough, that the notion of leaving
tasks in someone else's lap doesn't
just sound wise to me – it sounds
attractive.”
John Ortberg, Christian
Author
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