u/Nicoleinez

Starting as a manager next week to "problem team," but I want to judge for myself.

I've been working for the organization for 5+ yrs. In those years I have had to cover for the team that I will now manage. During the interview process I was told over and over how much of a problem the team is (low morale, low engagement, low productivity, inflexible, etc ). I will be setting up individual meetings with each person on the team and I want to get their "side of the story." What should I ask to help me determine if the problem is actually with them or the way they've been managed before this?

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u/Nicoleinez — 1 day ago

I have $250k from a house sale to invest. I want to avoid investing in AI, Tesla, Israel, etc., but I want more than just bonds. I also know that funds are a safer bet than individual stocks, but I'll go that way if I have to. Someone recommended GCOW and RSP. Thoughts?

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u/Nicoleinez — 18 days ago