罗伯特•赫伯德表示,另外一个需要考虑的因素是:“在大部分大公司中,到一个点子被付诸实施的时候,已经经过许多人的完善,所以,把它归功于一个人头上并不太现实。”
Herbold runs the Herbold Group, an executive coaching firm whose clients include Pfizer (PFE), Dell (DELL), PepsiCo (PEP), and Hewlett-Packard (HPQ). A former chief operating officer at Microsoft (MSFT), Herbold wrote a book called The Fiefdom Syndrome: The Turf Battles that Undermine Careers and Companies -- and How to Overcome Them.
赫伯德目前在经营一家名为赫伯德(Herbold Group)的高管培训公司,公司客户包括辉瑞制药(Pfizer)、戴尔公司(Dell)、百事可乐公司(PepsiCo)和惠普公司(Hewlett-Packard)等。赫伯德曾在微软公司(Microsoft)担任过首席运营官,并出版了《职场领地综合症:地盘之争的危害与治理》(The Fiefdom Syndrome: The Turf Battles that Undermine Careers and Companies -- and How to Overcome Them)一书。
"The two things you want are, first, for your boss to think you're doing your job very, very well, " says Herbold. To make sure of that, he recommends asking for feedback as often as every three or four weeks.
赫伯德表示:“员工需要确保两点。第一,确保老板认为你的工作做得非常非常出色。”为了保证这一点,他建议,员工应该每隔三到四周便向上司征求一次反馈意见。
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