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Jan 21st, 2021

Why Talented People Don’t Use Their Strengths

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Summary.   Experts have long encouraged people to “play to their strengths.” But based on my observations, this is easier said than done, because we often undervalue what we inherently do well. As a leader, the challenge is not only to spot talent but also to convince your...more

If you watched the Super Bowl a few months ago, you probably saw the coaches talking to each other over headsets during the game. What you didn’t know is that during the 2016 season, the NFL made major league-wide improvements to its radio frequency technology, both to prevent interference from media using the same frequency and to prevent tampering. This was a development led by John Cave, VP of football technology at the National Football League. It’s been incredibly helpful to the coaches. But it might never have been built, or at least Cave wouldn’t have built it, had it not been for his boss, Michelle McKenna-Doyle, CIO of the NFL.

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https://hbr.org/2018/05/why-talented-people-dont-use-their-strengths?fbclid=IwAR0rkNr9I-L9C7vIdNi8nG4AbC4i7S6WMZQBm0O4ap0D8DoiMt99h5GBb2c

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