Leadership and teams · Short · 15 July 2026
How to enjoy your work
If your company has indispensable employees, you have a problem. When everything depends on one person, the business is fragile and that person can neither grow nor switch off.
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Your actions for this week
- Identify which tasks only one person in your company knows how to do.
- Get that person to teach one of them to a colleague this month.
- Write down the steps of the most critical task on one sheet.
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