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How to be a Great Coworker

How to be a Great Coworker

FromCreating Disney Magic


How to be a Great Coworker

FromCreating Disney Magic

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Length:
15 minutes
Released:
Aug 14, 2018
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

This week on Creating Disney Magic, I answer two questions about working with co-workers. Working with Co-workers. Two questions both involve working with co-workers. First, how do you handle it if you have information or knowledge that can help co-workers? Someone would only ask this if they have ambition and a steak of leadership. Often, people keep their heads down and do their job without consideration to co-workers, unless it has a negative impact on them. Even so, this can still be delicate. You have to approach this the right way. You have to have the right intention. But if you work it out with your supervisor to help train on a particular process or procedure, not only will you help your co-workers, you will stand out as a leader. The second question is how to be a good follower when you may be more qualified for a supervisory job than the person who was promoted to the job. Here is another delicate situation. In this case, the best thing to do is to forget it. Just be nice, let him figure it out, and do your job the best you can. There are times when being a good follower is nothing more than doing your job the best you can. If your opinion is ever asked for, offer your best advice. Have you downloaded my free Morning Magic Planner yet? You can get it here. Creating Disney Magic has partnered with Magical Vacation Planner. Talk with them before you plan your next Disney vacation.
Released:
Aug 14, 2018
Format:
Podcast episode

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Lee Cockerell, former Executive Vice President of Operations for Walt Disney World, shares his wisdom and experience from his time with Disney, Marriott, and Hilton. Lee discusses how you can apply lessons in leadership, management, and customer service to create magic in your organization.