DiscoverWho's Really the BOSS?Building Resilient Teams: Planning for Extended Leave
Building Resilient Teams: Planning for Extended Leave

Building Resilient Teams: Planning for Extended Leave

Update: 2024-11-18
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Rachel and Marcus are joined by DBA team member Lezlie Reeves to share how their firm successfully managed concurrent extended leaves. They share their detailed approach to documentation, training support staff, and maintaining client service standards during extended leave periods. Their experience demonstrates how small firms can create sustainable coverage plans while ensuring team members fully disconnect during parental leave, ultimately leading to improved processes and team growth.

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  • (00:00 ) - Welcome to Who's Really the BOSS?

  • (03:23 ) - Maternity Leave Experiences

  • (07:21 ) - Team Structure and Documentation

  • (12:09 ) - Training and Preparation for Leave

  • (17:33 ) - Implementation and Support During Leave

  • (25:12 ) - April's Client Management Training

  • (28:17 ) - Roles and Responsibilities Breakdown

  • (32:17 ) - Client Communication Strategies

  • (33:57 ) - Concerns and Apprehensions

  • (36:47 ) - Successful Outcomes and Benefits

  • (45:44 ) - Areas for Improvement

  • (50:38 ) - Final Thoughts and Acknowledgements

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Building Resilient Teams: Planning for Extended Leave

Building Resilient Teams: Planning for Extended Leave

Marcus Dillon, Rachel Dillon