It’s understandable that you are full of energy and you want to control everything. But micromanaging can be ineffective sometimes. Checking small tasks is time consuming and you can lose your perspective. A good leader can make his employees control certain things and be responsible for different tasks. A talented leader is able to define which problems can be solved without him or her. Besides, this policy will let your employees grow and learn how to make the right decisions and guess the possible consequences.
2. You are watched even when you think you’re alone
A good leader always remains a leader, without any holidays and days off. It doesn’t mean that you cannot relax outside your office. But there cannot be two completely different people at work and in life. Masks are taken off really fast.
3. Don’t think that you know everything
It is impossible to know everything even in your narrow specialization. And you don’t have to, otherwise why do you need all those employees? Don’t be embarrassed to ask the specialists in finance, design, accounting, etc. their opinion. They will appreciate you more because you trust them and don’t try to look like an expert in every field on Earth.
4. A leader is no one without the team
A chief of the department that consists of one person is a weird place for a leader. The effectiveness of a team is defined by the results of every employee. If together they can do more than each of them separately, the team is working great. That’s one of the main things that a leader should be judged by.
5. Make sure your instructions are understood
Even if you think that you explained everything clearly, you should still check the work process. Every person has this great ability to understand things differently. Nothing can harm a new leader more that misunderstanding in his/her team and the incorrect performance of a task.
6. Be a leader when it is really needed
Everyone can rule when things are going well. A good leader is needed when the problems start. Help your employees and make decisions in these situations. Your team will respect you for the ability to make difficult decisions, whether they are right or wrong. Doing nothing in such moments is what a true leader will never do.
7. Remember: the most important things happen when you are not around
There are cases when 20 people work when their manager is there, but when he\she leaves, the work stops. Your goal is to organize the right team that will work effectively even without your constant control.
Author's Bio:
Lisa Orto is a content manager from the essay editing and proofreading service GoHunters.com. She is interested in blogging and creating inspirational and educational articles. She loves to learn something new every day and to help people.
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