Move over, Millennials and Boomers—GenX is here to remind you why we're the masters of leadership! We survived dial-up internet, watched MTV when it played music, and can rock both a spreadsheet and a mixtape like nobody's business.

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Hi everyone!

After years of hard work, I just got my first position in a leadership role! Yay! I’ll be leading a team of 12.
I wanted to know if you had any tips for me, things you wish you knew before, or things previous leaders did for/to you that you found admirable or stayed with you. I want to make sure I’m there for them and want to be a leader they will remember positively.

Thank you so much!!

Let’s start this bowl by sharing our learnings: What has been you biggest learning as a leader so far?

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I have been in management for the past 8 years and part of large corporations. I just recently joined a small organization that I have wanted to be a part of for the past 2 years, accepted the role of general manager. This organization knew that I don’t have general manager experience, no payroll experience, no experience setting prices, no purchasing experience and today, 6 days after starting, I have been asked to step down due to not being confident that I will be ready in 3 weeks…

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Tips, readings, stories, … are welcome 😁

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