Managing B Players
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Nice interview.
katheryncruz24 2 months ago
Definitely! B players are the tough ones. They are worthy of honor.
pamelbia2011 3 months ago
no tom its my pervert
TheRockstardan 1 year ago
Great interview, though!!
desigrrl08 1 year ago
why call people A or B? B is generally < A in popular consciousness isn't it? so your solid citizens are less valuable to you than "A" players who look out only for themselves?
desigrrl08 1 year ago
@funandglory But doesn't it make you wonder? Managing the conforming majority has always being the raison d'etre of management. Why is a discussion about managing them so innovative?
All this is is a reminder to any manager not to neglect or overlook the importance of those who are the performers of tasks and not the doers of deeds. And any decent human being shouldn't need training in that.
Belzedar 1 year ago
Great interview. Really enjoyed watching this. Thank you
lubenitza2004 2 years ago
There is a legit site (syphtr) that tells directors/reps
about "unknown" actors - decent move for us who are still struggling, just FYI.
1filmgirl2009 2 years ago
Great content. It's about time someone discussed how to manage the B Players. Thanks
funandglory 3 years ago