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When I do performance interaction with team members in various companies, the common observation is their professional growth and performance is directly related to how their leader is driving them. I see some mediocre performers turning into good contributors as well as some good talent remaining under utilised or even exiting out of frustration. Ultimately, people leave bosses and not companies. 😊 So, Team management is one of the major KRAs for leaders. How should leaders manage their teams? 1. Be supportive. Leaders should help team members to overcome the obstacles and motivate them to achieve higher. 2. Understand teams' view points. They can bring practical solutions on table. Be open to learn from your team. 3. Transparency, consistent and effective communication brings clarity and keep team together. 4. Set boundaries. Be clear what is acceptable and what is not. 5. Positivity at workplace. Along with business targets and deadlines, do focus on team bonding. Celebrate milestones, have fun, engage them and create a healthy workplace. 6.Nurture Team Growth. Understand their aspirations, strengths, skills and keep providing opportunities to grow. #TeamManagement #Positiveworkplace #SupportiveLeaders #Teamgrowth

Excessive micromanagement can have a negative impact on motivation and engagement among team members. When employees feel that their every move is being scrutinized, they lose trust in their leaders and become less motivated to go above and beyond. This leads to decreased productivity and a general lack of enthusiasm. Micromanagement can have profound negative effects on a team's ability to perform optimally. By implementing clear communication, trust-building, and empowerment strategies, new teams can overcome underperformance and achieve better results. It is crucial for leaders to create a supportive and empowering environment that encourages creativity and collaboration, allowing team members to reach their full potential. #havefaithinyourteammemebers #sharedgoals #Motivate

Recently, one of my team members gave me feedback that triggered profound insights. I had been under the impression that this individual was thriving, delivering outstanding results, and enjoying their work. However, their feedback shed light on a blind spot I hadn't seen before. While this team member was indeed performing exceptionally well, he was also experiencing a significant amount of stress and pressure. His feedback highlighted how unconsciously I had been overloading him, given his stellar performance within the team. This realization prompted me to reflect deeply on the delicate balance between stress and performance within our organization. As leaders, it's crucial that we prioritize the well-being of our team members. It's easy to fall into the trap of overloading high performers, assuming they can handle the extra load. However, this approach may yield short-term gains at the expense of long-term well-being and sustainability. I strongly believe that creating an environment where productivity is not achieved at the expense of mental health is paramount, especially for top performers. Conscious leadership, characterized by empathy and awareness of the holistic needs of our team members, is key to fostering a culture of well-being and sustained success. #LeadershipReflections #StressManagement #WorkLifeBalance

goals vs relationship #conscious leadership. as leaders we need to have a vulnerable approach to our team and colleagues. it will foster the change we want to have. health is wealth. value collaboration 🤔

Leadership is not just about providing vision and direction; it's about actively fostering trust and collaboration within teams. As leaders, we have a crucial role in creating an environment where trust can thrive. Trust is not just a nice-to-have in successful teamwork; it's the cornerstone that enables people to navigate change collectively, making them more resilient and adaptable. Embracing vulnerability and trusting in the goodness of the team can pave the way for a brighter future. When trust is present, tasks are accomplished more smoothly, and outcomes are more successful. Trust, rooted in integrity and reliability, creates a sense of safety and allows teams to thrive. But trust isn't built overnight—it requires  𝗖𝗼𝗻𝘀𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗻𝗰𝘆 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗽𝗮𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝘂𝗻𝗶𝗰𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗽𝗲𝘁𝗲𝗻𝗰𝘆 As leaders, it's essential to trust our teams from the outset and believe in their strengths. When trust permeates an organization, it encourages collaboration and productivity. Embrace vulnerability, uplift each other, and journey to success together - guided by trust and shared goals. Wish You A Beautiful Day! ✨🙏 A positive mind comes from a heart full of faith. Have A Beautiful Day! 💎🦋💙 🌺Happiness, Kindness , Harmony, Gratitude, Compassion,peace, Humanity civilization Gratitude Empathy, increases by being together 🌸 Stay connected and stay happy 🌺GOOD MORNING HAVE A NICE DAY 🌺HAVE A GOOD DAY 🌺HAVE A GREAT DAY 🌺HAVE A SAFE DAY 🌺KEEP SMILING ALWAYS 🌺BE HUMAN 🌺BE HONEST 🌺BE HUMBLE

Common mistakes Leaders makes that can set their team up for failure: 👥 Playing Favorites: Treat all team members fairly. Favoritism destroys trust and unity. 🔊 Poor Communication: Tell the team the whys behind the whats. Assumptions breed confusion and mistakes. ❌ Ignoring Feedback: Your team’s input is gold. Listen and adapt to their insights. 🏃♂️ Moving Too Fast: Slow down! Not everyone has the same pace as you. Rushed decisions often lead to avoidable errors. 😔 Lack of Recognition: Celebrate wins, big or small. Recognition fuels morale and productivity. 🔍 Lack of Clear Vision: Without a clear direction, your team can’t align their efforts effectively. 🤯 Overloading: Balance workload to avoid burnout. A fatigued team is a less productive team. 🧠 No Growth Opportunities: Invest in your team’s development. Growth fuels engagement and innovation. Leadership is about empowering, not controlling. Are you setting up your team for success ?

Have you ever experienced the icy silence that follows when you share real concerns at work? It’s a common, frustrating experience. I’ve felt it myself and understand the disheartenment. In today's workplace, organizations too often fall into a pattern of ignoring employee feedback or making sudden, disruptive changes. This isn’t just a minor issue; it’s a barrier to effective leadership and team cohesion. A thriving workplace is one where every voice is not just heard but truly VALUED. Instead of avoiding conflict or pretending it doesn’t exist, it should be addressed openly and constructively. 🌱 Growth thrives in open dialogue. 💡 Transparency illuminates the path forward. As leaders, we must commit to embracing feedback openly. As team members, we should confidently voice our perspectives. You’re not just part of the conversation - you shape it. Need help fostering a harmonious team? Grab our free Conflict Clarification Toolkit to get started. Visit All My Links in my bio to download your copy today.

As a CEO, I believe in giving people the autonomy they need to thrive and be responsible. My leadership style is all about empowering my team, rather than micromanaging or being too heavy-handed. I trust my team to take ownership of their projects and make decisions that drive success. As a result, I see my team members grow and excel in their roles. (Dan is a grear example!) Autonomy builds - creativity - accountability - motivation When people feel trusted and valued, they perform at their best. That's why I focus on creating an environment where everyone has the space to shine and contribute meaningfully. Empowered teams are successful teams. How do you promote autonomy in your workplace? Share your thoughts in the comments!

When managers struggle in their jobs, they often rely on behaviors and instincts that can erode morale, diminish productivity, and increase turnover. Blanchard Management Essentials® gives new managers the tools and training to develop the skills needed to build positive relationships with team members, inspire engagement, and drive productivity. 

👥 Inspiring Teams for Growth and Innovation Inspiring teams is crucial for fostering growth and innovation—think of it as rallying the troops before a particularly high stakes game of football (like a quater final against an inform Swiss side)😱. A motivated team is more likely to embrace challenges, think creatively, and push boundaries. Leaders can inspire their teams by setting a clear vision, recognising and celebrating achievements, and encouraging continuous learning. Open communication and a supportive environment where ideas can be freely shared also play vital roles. When team members feel valued and empowered, their collective potential drives the organisation forward. Let’s focus on inspiring our teams to cultivate an environment where growth and innovation thrive. Together, we can achieve extraordinary results and maybe even avoid a few Monday morning blues. #TeamInspiration #GrowthMindset #InnovationCulture #TeamSuccess #LeadershipInAction 👉 How do you inspire your team? Share your best tips and experiences in the comments! 👇