Delegation Skills For Managers
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Delegation is an art, a key management skill that involves a lot more than just getting the work done.
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Delegation is an art, a key management skill that involves a lot more than just getting the work done.
When dealing with difficult people, stay out of it emotionally and concentrate on listening non-defensively and actively.
In many organisations when radical change is necessary to fight stagnation and apathy, managers deliberately introduce conflict to raise the intensity of a group.
If you can take charge of a situation with the aim of resolution, then conflict is indeed something to be relished and not avoided.
It’s really easy to tell when someone is getting angry at another because they start throwing out “YOU” statements all over the place.
Is there a situation in your workplace that requires an intervention? Don’t know where or how to start?
Conflict is inevitable even in the best of relationships so we have to know how to communicate during the difficulties we experience while in conflict with someone.
It’s about looking for a third thing that connects two opposite parties.
“Christmas comes but once a year, and when it comes it brings good cheer.” Ya, well, for some it brings good cheer; for others, it really can be a miserable old time.
Research shows that managers often spend as much as 20 per cent of their workday trying to resolve conflict.
Conflict Management Through Communication that can be used to reduce conflict in professional relationships!
You have the ability to influence a poorly run meeting by implementing a basic strategy!
Bringing order or focus to a business meeting that’s gone off the rails can be achieved by anyone around the table.
Cross-cultural communication can be a tricky business.
These basic tips can go a long way in minimising misunderstandings and maximising your cross-cultural communication skills.