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Choose What to Delegate and to Whom

The delegation decision starts before any handoff: which work should leave your desk, and who is the right person to carry it. Separate the tasks and decisions that genuinely need your role from the ones you hold out of habit. Weigh each candidate on skill, capacity, and room to grow, so the choice rests on a named reason rather than who happens to be free. Plan handoffs across the whole team rather than one at a time under pressure.

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Measurable Behaviors

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Delegate meaningful work, not only the tasks you dislike

Hands off visible, valued work that develops people, not just the cleanup and admin you would rather avoid.

Keep only the decisions that need your role

Keeps the calls that carry accountability that cannot move, and pushes down the ones held only from habit.

Match each delegated piece to the right person

Weighs skill, capacity, and room to grow so each assignment rests on a named reason, not who happens to be free.

Plan delegation across the team, not task by task

Keeps a shared view of who owns what and what is coming, so handoffs are planned ahead instead of decided under pressure.

Sort your workload into what to keep and what to hand off

Reviews every task and recurring decision and marks what genuinely needs your role versus what you hold from habit.

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What Delegation Selection Mastery Looks Like

Mastery means a running view of who owns what and what is coming, with every handoff tied to a person and a reason a colleague could read back. Meaningful work moves alongside the chores, and delegation is planned ahead of the cycle rather than triggered by being underwater.

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