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Leaders, Doing What You’re Good at Hurts Your Team. Claire Lew

“What I realized is that I should stop myself from doing things I’m good at — which is so counterintuitive — and instead, focus on delegating training and making sure that everybody gets good at doing those things.”

Marcus Blankenship's Developer Delegation Checklist

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