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Rick Spencer - How transparent should you be with your teams?

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Culture Corner by Exalto Consulting
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May 27, 2025
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Summary

Rick Spencer - How transparent should you be with your teams? In this episode Adrian chats with Rick Spencer, Engineering Team Leader at Certinia The conversation covers a variety of topics, including: Importance of career frameworks covering the whole business not just individual teams. Benefits of direct customer feedback for software engineering teams. The positive effect of Ricks MBA on his leadership Key elements of high performing teams Biggest challenge as a leader Alternatives to OKR's/SLA's that focus on the business as a whole rather than individual teams. Check out Adrian's profile here: linkedin.com/in/adrianprodger Rick's profile on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/rick-spencer-mba-26b6b213 Exalto Consulting: https://exalto-consulting.com/