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Lead with a Question

Questions for leaders to use with their teams.

Use these questions to get your people thinking. You want them to take ownership, but they keep coming to you for answers. Shift the responsibility for answers to your team and learn more about them along the way.

Use these questions:

  • In an interview
  • To kick off a team meeting
  • In a hallway conversation
  • During your one-on-one times with your leaders.

Ask your leaders one of these questions and then really listen.

For more on this subject see: “The Power of a Question” by Dr. Jay Raines

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