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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I process information and work faster than anyone on my team. How can I understand what a reasonable expectation is for others when I know it's much easier for me? I have trouble setting expectations for under performers. I sometimes err on the side of being too understanding because it is hard for me to tell what the average should be. [/quote] Job description. If they can perform according to their job descriptions and meet the delivery dates, I do not worry how fast or slow they go about. Did you hire or inherite your team? Several years ago I waited 8 months and had to replace my whole team because they could not do their jobs. Examples: I had to write test scripts for my senior test engineers and reports for my senior analysts. My boss asked me what took me so long. So yes, I was too inexperienced and too understanding. [/quote]
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