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No one gets excited to give feedback. But we must.

  • Writer: Dana Dillard
    Dana Dillard
  • 1 day ago
  • 1 min read

No leader wakes up excited to have a difficult conversation. Even though we know people can’t grow without feedback, it’s still uncomfortable — especially when someone is a top performer.


Here’s a question worth asking yourself as a leader in mortgage servicing:


👉 Does every person on my team clearly know what’s holding them back from their next level?


  • Maybe it’s industry knowledge.


  • Maybe it’s executive presence.


  • Maybe it’s managing emotions under pressure.


Whatever it is — have you actually told them? And have you helped them build a plan to improve?


Here’s something I see often:


🌟 High performers often receive less feedback than others.


Why? Because we’re relieved they’re doing well — and we don’t want to “rock the boat.” But avoiding the conversation doesn’t help them grow… it keeps them stuck.


Strong leaders don’t avoid tough conversations — they make them productive.


Take a moment and do this:


✔️ Write down what each person on your team needs to work on to advance


✔️ Ask yourself if they truly know it


✔️ If they don’t — it’s time for a real conversation


I help leaders in the mortgage servicing space build stronger teams by having the conversations that actually move the needle. If you want to lead more confidently and develop high-performing teams, let’s connect.

 
 
 

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