Stepping into a leadership role is disorienting. Suddenly your job is not to have the best ideas—it's to build a team that consistently has them.
Meet everyone. Ask what's working, what's broken, and what they'd fix if they were you. Resist the urge to fix anything yet. You're building a map and, more importantly, trust.
Find a small, real problem the team already knows about and solve it well. This buys you the credibility to tackle the bigger, riskier changes later.
Now you can introduce how decisions get made. Because you listened first, the changes feel earned rather than imposed.
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