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Page 1: Common Mistakes You Should Avoid Committing in the Future

COMMON MISTAKES YOU SHOULD AVOID COMMITTING IN THE

FUTURE

Not a lot of leaders…

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…set expectations.

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…initiate to offer help.

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…are there every step of the way.

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…make the environment fun and stress-free.

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…promote employee engagement.

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…involve their staff or people.

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…train and develop their employees.

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…are transparent.

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U-2A-R PRINCIPLE

• Understand

• Accept

• Appreciate (Socialize, Explain positively, WIIFM)

• Respect

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…are fair with their people’s growth and development

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…trust their employees.

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Why not trust?

• They are perfectionists.

• They underestimate their people.

• They are doubtful.

• They are assumptive.

• They lack the leadership skills.

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Effects of Lack of Trust

• Employees lose their motivation

• They sour or backlash– They feel disrespected.– They feel belittled.– They feel out-of-place.– They feel taken for granted.

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…delegate leadership tasks.

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…are responsible enough.

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Leadership is position, not action.

-Donald McGannon(was a famous broadcasting industry executive)


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