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Doing v. managing

 
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Too often, managers spend their time doing stuff rather than managing others. There’s often a need for greater delegation and empowerment.

Even when managers do delegate, they can place too much reliance on individual people doing one job rather than developing a culture of greater flexibility. As a result, businesses become inefficient and insufficiently agile. That can mean they don’t adapt in response to opportunities that come along. 

  • Managers need to be good listeners. They must learn how to allow time for others to speak. They also have to clearly understand the organization's vision and share it with the people in their team to motivate them. They need to have the desire to grow and develop others as well as keep their team up-to-date on what's happening in the organization.

 
    • Stimulates creativity and develops team skills

    • Managers have a better work-life balance

    • Builds a culture of trust, accountability and empowerment

    • Greater efficiency and alignment in delivering tasks and projects

    • Managers being more strategic i.e working ‘on the business’ instead of ‘in the business’

    • Increased ‘coverage’ on tasks


 

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