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Don't be a seagull manager

Don't be a seagull manager

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There's a kind of manager I call a seagull. Something goes wrong, they swoop in, drop their opinion, mess with things, and fly off — then wonder why their team is exhausted. I picked the phrase up in a meeting at Zillow and it never left me.

In this episode:

  • What swooping actually costs you: your team stops working and starts bracing for the next one
  • Why a senior leader going three levels down creates fear, not clarity
  • "Turn on the lights" vs. dropping information that creates chaos
  • The sacrifice underneath it: praise in public, take the blame yourself, and do the correction in private
  • The new manager trap — solving it yourself is what made you good, and it's the thing you have to stop
  • The manager I had right out of college, and the review that told me exceeding expectations meant being perfect

The term "seagull manager" comes from Ken Blanchard's Leadership and the One Minute Manager. The circle of safety is Simon Sinek's, from Leaders Eat Last.

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