FINALLY get your team to act on your requests

I've heard from many of you that a common challenge is not getting feedback or responses from your team when you need information, input, status updates on tasks, timesheets, or other requests. This causes a lot of frustration, especially when working remotely without being able to simply stop by someone's desk.
In this video, I share four proven strategies to increase accountability and finally get your team to act on requests from you as the project leader. I've faced these same issues in my career, but after testing different approaches, I found these four methods really help strengthen your authority and increase the odds of people responding promptly.
As a project manager, I know how maddening it is to have emails ignored and feel like you're being stonewalled. But the techniques I cover will give you a plan to break through and spur your team into action on the input and deliverables you need from them.
Hope you find these tips valuable. This is a serious topic. Drop your questions in the comments, I'm happy to help.
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[@arnhemtube]

Great video thank you Adrian. Spreadsheet example is one I also had to use recently, made a very big difference in response. Keep them coming...

[@symphoriansumun9003]

Very informative and obviously the tips are very helpful and I will definitely get to use those tips in ensuring timeliness and getting feedbacks on time from my team.

[@TacticalProjectManager]

Great! Keep learning and improving.