Here's how you can use self-reflection to navigate IT failure as an IT manager.
Navigating IT failure is a daunting challenge for any IT manager. When systems crash or projects derail, the pressure mounts. Yet, it's in these moments of adversity that self-reflection becomes a powerful tool. By looking inward, you can assess your team's response, identify learning opportunities, and strengthen your leadership. This article will guide you through the process of using self-reflection to turn IT failures into valuable learning experiences. Remember, the goal isn't to dwell on setbacks but to emerge more resilient and capable.
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