Managers who suffer from hero syndrome will also quickly suffer from burnout. A single person can’t possibly put out all fires. That’s why firefighters come in teams. By following a distributed leadership structure, the hero-manager can help shape a hero-team, which lessens the burden on any one individual.
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Listening is the simplest “soft” skill that a manager can have, but it may have the most impact. This is because workplace communication is the key to understand your people and your organization. Often, the difference between success and failure will be determined by if your employees feel comfortable talking to you and if you listen to what they say. To ensure that your employees communicate, be an active listener.
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4 Best Practices to Safely Land Your Business Plane in 2019 Analysis of many commercial flight disasters concludes that faulty communication between the flight crew and captain, not mechanical failure, led to tragedy. In other words, first officers and flight engineers had critical information of concern but failed to communicate that information in a direct […]
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Assuming a person possesses key core traits – initiative, genuine care for others, drive for results, to name a few — then the craft of management is learnable. Mastery of management skills, like any discipline, is built upon mastering fundamentals.
Increase your likelihood of success in 2019 by implementing the following 7 Manager Skills until they become managerial habit. These competencies may also lower your stress and bring more fun into your work.
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Engaging a disengaged team member can be one of the more vexing manager challenges. And, the associated symptoms can be costly: Gallup pegs the cost of lost productivity due to absence, illness and stress-related work problems in excess of $350 billion per year nationwide. -Forbes Disengaged narratives run the gamut but here are a few […]
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How to Transition from Hero Syndrome to Distributed Leadership
/in Business, Change Leadership, Coaching, Company Culture, Delegation, Leadership, Management /by SteveManagers who suffer from hero syndrome will also quickly suffer from burnout. A single person can’t possibly put out all fires. That’s why firefighters come in teams. By following a distributed leadership structure, the hero-manager can help shape a hero-team, which lessens the burden on any one individual.
Active Listening: One of the Most Important Manager Skills
/in Business, Coaching, Company Culture, Leadership, Management /by SteveListening is the simplest “soft” skill that a manager can have, but it may have the most impact. This is because workplace communication is the key to understand your people and your organization. Often, the difference between success and failure will be determined by if your employees feel comfortable talking to you and if you listen to what they say. To ensure that your employees communicate, be an active listener.
Managers – Build a Culture Like an Aviation Flight Crew
/in Business, Coaching, Company Culture, Leadership, Management, Talent /by Steve4 Best Practices to Safely Land Your Business Plane in 2019 Analysis of many commercial flight disasters concludes that faulty communication between the flight crew and captain, not mechanical failure, led to tragedy. In other words, first officers and flight engineers had critical information of concern but failed to communicate that information in a direct […]
7 Manager Skills That Lead to Mastery and Deliver Results
/in Business, Coaching, Company Culture, Leadership, Management, Talent /by SteveAssuming a person possesses key core traits – initiative, genuine care for others, drive for results, to name a few — then the craft of management is learnable. Mastery of management skills, like any discipline, is built upon mastering fundamentals.
Increase your likelihood of success in 2019 by implementing the following 7 Manager Skills until they become managerial habit. These competencies may also lower your stress and bring more fun into your work.
5 Steps for Engaging a Disconnected Employee
/in Business, Change Leadership, Leadership, Management, Talent /by SteveEngaging a disengaged team member can be one of the more vexing manager challenges. And, the associated symptoms can be costly: Gallup pegs the cost of lost productivity due to absence, illness and stress-related work problems in excess of $350 billion per year nationwide. -Forbes Disengaged narratives run the gamut but here are a few […]