Empower Your Entire Team
Master managers understand how to create the conditions for empowering your entire team.
These managers take great care to define the goals and boundaries for each employee, and to ensure that they have the tools and conditions that will allow them to achieve those goals.
By the end of this section you will have:
By the end of this section you will have:
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Empower Your Entire Team
THREE TYPES OF MANAGERS
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Wide Boulevards, High Curbs.
The primary idea here, which directly applies to your organization, is that the goals and objectives are clear, and there is freedom to achieve these goals as you see fit... as long as you stay "in bounds."
Three Types of Managers.
We have introduced the spectrum of management, which has high control on one end, and totally hands-off on the other, with empowerment managers somewhere in the middle.
Enabling Empowerment.
An empowered environment allows you take full advantage of the capabilities of your team. The notion is not for you to conceive, plan, and do everything yourself, but rather for you to coach and encourage others to achieve as much as they can. This allows you to do other things such as work on your business, rather than in it.
Creating Boundaries.
When you provide latitude to do it their way, wide boulevards, while establishing firm rules, high curbs, your employee reaches their goal and everyone is happy.
Three Conditions for Empowerment.
In order to empower anyone, we first need to know that the person has three critical characteristics: Shared principles; Reliability; Competence
Reliability & Responsibility.
For true empowerment to work in your organization, everyone on the team must be reliable.
By the end of this section you will:
Create clear goals.
Establish clear boundaries.
Use corrective action when needed.
Empower their teams to achieve their goals.
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