Why do you avoid acting on feedback at work?
Break out of the habit and address the issue that is holding back your career.
There is often one specific challenge that stops a leader’s progression in its tracks. The most surprising thing? You probably already know what yours is. And if you’ve ever said the words “I’ve gotten this feedback before,” chances are you’re playing with fire and potentially undermining your own success by failing to address the issue.
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