You already know most of this
Anyone who has watched a few of my videos knows the shape of it. Hire attitude over skill. Give people ownership. Measure output, not busyness. Get out of the middle.
The hard part is doing it. You know you have to hire to grow, but the day to day eats every hour, so you never get time to think, let alone find a manager properly. The next hire starts to feel like a massive risk, and you sit on the fence.
Then, when you do hire, the questions start. How do you find the talented ones? How do you measure them against your own standards?
This course is the way I answer both, written down: the questions I ask in the interview, the ten things I mark every manager against, the decisions I hand over and the ones I keep. With the templates pulled out so you can use them on Monday, and the videos for when you want me talking you through each page.
If everything comes back to you, you're still acting as the manager.























