6 Ways You Might Be Hindering Performance (Without Meaning To)
Posted on 2015-03-02·By Chelsea Cafiero
The Pacesetter
This person pulls ahead of the group, getting the most work done in the hopes that others will follow suit. Leading by example isn’t a bad method, but if you’re outperforming your team, they may not even try to keep up.
Intention: To set a high standard for quality or pace.
Outcome: Other people become spectators or give up when they simple can’t keep up.
Workaround: Stay within sight. If you have a tendency to pull out ahead, remind yourself to stay within sight so people don’t give up or get lost. Don’t get more than two to three car lengths ahead of the pack; don’t go around a corner. Stay within distance that someone could realistically catch up with you.
