When “One More Chance” Becomes the Problem
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When “One More Chance” Becomes the Problem
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Why do I keep giving chances when I know better?
Being understanding is part of being a good leader. But what happens when the grace you keep giving one employee quietly becomes extra work for everyone else?
In this episode of After the Last Dog, we’re talking honestly about the employee you care about, worry about, and may be afraid to lose, even though her lateness, personal struggles, or workplace conflict are beginning to shape the entire day.
This is not about becoming cold or expecting people to leave their lives at the door. It is about noticing when your dependable employees are skipping lunch, taking extra dogs, staying late, and carrying problems leadership has been postponing.
If there is a conversation that keeps following you home, this episode is for you.
The question is not whether you should care. It is: Who is paying for the understanding you keep giving?