Watch a professional baseball game and you’ll see the managers and coaches engaged in some very strange hand movements. They might touch their nose, swipe the bill of a cap, and then tug on their ear.
It is beautiful to have this type of communication. When I think back to how we operate/ed, even peace signs were simple communication. Personally, it was organic among our team/s. This post gives us some solid pointers on a blueprint for success.
Would think you could probably use all sorts of hand signals in your line of work, Joe.
You might enjoy the references to how Will Guidara speaks of using signals for the front-of-house team in the restaurant industry in his book Unreasonable Hospitality.
Some great points.
It is beautiful to have this type of communication. When I think back to how we operate/ed, even peace signs were simple communication. Personally, it was organic among our team/s. This post gives us some solid pointers on a blueprint for success.
Would think you could probably use all sorts of hand signals in your line of work, Joe.
You might enjoy the references to how Will Guidara speaks of using signals for the front-of-house team in the restaurant industry in his book Unreasonable Hospitality.
Loved reading through that story! Ditto on that book recommendation.
Truly Insightful.
Thanks Edmund.
Something you can use on your team?