Leadership and teams · Short · 24 June 2026
How to set boundaries at work
Many employees burn out firefighting urgent jobs and surprises nobody planned for. Setting boundaries is also about organising the team’s work better.
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Your actions for this week
- For one week, note down how many urgent jobs and surprises your team gets.
- Find out where the three most frequent ones come from and tackle the cause.
- If you lead, protect an interruption-free slot every day for your team.
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