Why ‘busy, but good’ is one of the most dangerous answers a leader can hear

by Bill Howatt September 15, 2026

written by Bill Howatt September 15, 2026

Workload doesn't usually spike all at once. It often builds incrementally. New priorities are added. Deadlines tighten. Expectations shift. Teams adapt. Employees…

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Why ‘busy, but good’ is one of the most dangerous answers a leader can hear

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