Have you ever left a job because of a poor manager? If so, you are in good company. This is one of the most frequently cited reasons for employees deciding to leave an organization.
So, what makes a good manager?
According to a study by the Harvard Kennedy School, the key competency demonstrated by effective managers is their ability to assign the most appropriate people to the tasks they are most suited to, monitor their performance, reassign them as needed and keep them motivated.
In our experience, we find that doing this means using four sets of management styles:
Self-Actualizing: the ability to translate upper management’s vision into meaningful strategies at the department or service level and communicate these strategies in an enthusiastic, motivating way.
Humanistic: the ability to effectively listen to team members and to provide them with frequent opportunities to continue their self development.
Achievement: the ability to formulate and negotiate tough but realistic objectives and then to give team members the autonomy to achieve them in their own way.
Affiliative: the ability to encourage effective cross-disciplinary team work and ensure that good performance is rapidly recognized and rewarded.
You may recognize these styles as inspired by the research and profiles from Human Synergistics®, a leader in measuring leadership and management. We use these profiles to help individuals and organizations around the World to deliver top performance.
For a limited time, we offer managers their own personal profile and a personal 1-on-1 debriefing for just $199.00 plus tax. To set up your own profile and debriefing: CLICK HERE
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