Barnard: the authority a subordinate grants
You asked, it did not happen. Before drawing conclusions about the person, four things are worth checking, and only one of them is about willingness.
An instruction lies on paper until the receiver accepts it, and they accept only when four conditions hold at once.
Take three tasks that went undone this month and mark what was missing for each: did they understand it, did they believe it helps the club, did it fit their own interests, or was there simply no time. Ask them — in one sentence, not behind their back.
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