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"They're Not Committed" Is Usually the Wrong Assessment

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At some point every leader arrives at the same conclusion about someone: they're just not committed. It has the satisfying finality of a diagnosis. It explains the missed deadlines, the work that needed redoing, the silence in meetings where you needed a voice.

It is also, in most cases, a prematur...

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