1- Observation
This is an important
aspect that is often overlooked due to time constraints and the timing of a
leader. Observation and regular visits to the work environment are a priority
and should be scheduled in the calendar. Observe employees at work, procedures,
interaction and work flow is fundamental to the implementation of adjustments
to improve results. To be credible, a leader must be seen and be known to be up
to date with what is happening in the workplace.
2- Monitor the performance of
employees
Employee performance
should be monitored in mutually accepted. The policies and procedures must be
clear. Conference should be on a regular basis and not just when there is a
problem. Evaluations and assessments should not simply be seen or all
formalities necessary documentation must be made and filed away. Individual
and group conference should be undertaken not only to monitor performance, but
with the hope of continuing professional development and support. There should
be frequent encouragement and clear criteria for goals that go for both group
and individual.
3- Implementation of
professional development programs
A good leader
evaluates weaknesses and proposes strategies for training and development to
strengthen the weakest team skills.
4- Demonstrates working
knowledge and expertise
Good leadership
comes from a place of strong knowledge and experience in the production and
process leading to results. If a leader does not have all the skills and
knowledge personally, then regular consultations with experts involved in the
departments should be held. This is important to maintain an overall accurate
and informed view.
5- Good decision
Good leadership is
characterized by the ability to make good decisions. A leader takes into account
all the factors before making a decision. Clear firm decisions, combined with
the willingness and flexibility to adapt and adjust decisions when necessary,
create confidence in the leadership.
6- Ability to conduct and
evaluate research
On the review and
ongoing research is vital to maintain the cutting edge in business. While
managing the present to ensure excellence go into the product and performance,
a good leader is also able to look towards the future. The conduct and
evaluation of research is an important way to plan and prepare for the future.
Excellent leadership
is always pro-active rather than reactive. By developing these six managerial
skills builds a solid foundation for success.
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