As you move from manager to leader a big part of the role becomes promoting and managing change. In order to be effective as a leader you have to be able to have your team or organization buy into the change that you are promoting (such as a new strategy, process, or technology), engage them in the effort and guide them through to accepting the change. What are the key avenues for promoting change as a leader?
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Have you ever had employees who were just not that engaged in the work that you are doing? Or not that motivated to get things done? Well as a leader it is critical to have the skills to be able to influence and engage with your employees in a way that makes them want to step up and work in the environment that you are creating. What does that take?
How engaged and motivated are your employees? What could you be doing better from the areas noted above to engage your employees more? What does it take to be an effective leader? One component is setting a vision. But how hard is it to set a vision? Don't we all have ideas on how we would like to see things? That can be the case, but a true leader has dug deep, looked at their core values and beliefs about life and how they want to serve it, and created a vision that truly resonates with the person that they are. They understand what their true strengths are, how they best can utilize those strengths to make a difference, and they have the conviction to follow through on those values and beliefs.
Are you a manager but want to move into a leadership role? What is the difference and what are the skill sets needed to really be a leader? In my experience a few of the major components of moving from manager to leader entail:
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Monica ThakrarMonica Thakrar has over 18 years experience in business focused mainly on strategy, change management, leadership development, training and coaching resulting in successful implementations of large scale transformation programs. MTI Newsletter Signup For Email Newsletters you can trust. Archives
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