Bring Your “A” Game: How Leaders Protect Their Judgment Under Pressure
Most leaders who lose their edge still work hard. They log 60-hour weeks and sit through back-to-back meetings, and somewhere in there the judgment their job depends on starts wearing down.
Jared Quoyeser, co-founder and managing partner of the Louisiana Impact Fund, spent more than 20 years at Intel and is chair of Louisiana's largest private employer. His book, The Flow Multiplier, lays out the system he built after two decades of making calls where a bad one cost real money.
Key takeaways:
- How to find your own deep-work hours (his run from 4 to 11 a.m.) and tell your team exactly when and how you're reachable
- Why HR gets further with executives by pitching peak performance, and why the wellness pitch gets waved off
- What the "above the line" split means as AI takes over the messy middle of work, and why HR has to connect senior judgment to entry-level hires
HR tools built with employees in mind
Recruit and retain talent by shaping an environment that makes employees feel valued and engaged. With HR tools built with employees in mind, you can equip your employees to be more self-sufficient and gain valuable insights into what you can automate and where you can strategically focus your resources. You can deliver the experience your employees need to find meaning in their work, and you'll continue improving efficiency.