Leadership
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To get a manager position leads to crucial changes in employee’s view. We used to say, that our manager stays late for no reason, but once I became an assistant manager, I realized, that my amount of work does not correlate to my staff’s workload. Moreover, once you start to communicate more with your company HODs, you have wider understanding of its goals, management system and procedures – that is impossible to know otherwise.
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The personality of your manager is crucial to you. Especially, if you plan to get an administrative position. I would advise you to choose your workplace by choosing your boss. He is the one you are going to follow and probably, you will copy his behavior and habits, consciously or unconsciously. For instance, I had a manager, who didn’t respect private timing. And keeping in mind how many problems that has caused for me, I knew, I needed not to copy this character trait with my employees.
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Here is another advice. If you are looking for administrative position, pay attention to your manager’s behavior in stress situations. Which decisions he makes? Why? What are the alternatives and consequences? What would you do in the same situation? These questions and answers will help you to create a certain mindset.
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How to lead in charity club, where people volunteer to take some duties? People don’t get paid and the leader is not like a boss at workplace. How to keep people motivated if they have found another occupation to be in higher priority? If a leader can not push to do some job, how to inspire people or what tools to use?
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Getting a manager's position leads to crucial changes in an employee’s viewpoint. We used to say that our manager stays late for no reason, but once I became an assistant manager, I realized that my amount of work was much more than my staff’s workload. Moreover, once you start to communicate more with your company's HODs (does this stand for Heads of Departments?), you have a wider understanding of its goals, management system and procedures, which is impossible to understand otherwise.
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The personality of your manager is crucial, especially, if you plan to apply for an administrative position. I would advise you to choose your workplace by choosing your boss. He (or she) is the one you are going to follow and you will probably copy his (or her) behavior and habits, consciously or unconsciously. (This is a very good point!) For instance, I had a manager who didn’t respect private timing (I'm not sure what you mean by this - individual time management?), and keeping in mind how many problems that caused for me, I knew I did not need to copy this behavior with my own employees.
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Here is another piece of advice. If you are looking for an administrative position, pay attention to your manager’s behavior in stressful situations. What decisions does he make? Why? What are the alternatives and consequences? What would you do in the same situation? These questions and answers will determine the mindset you develop.
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How does someone lead in a charitable organization, where many positions are volunteer positions? Volunteers don’t get paid, and the leader is not like a boss at a workplace. How do you keep people motivated if another occupation takes higher priority? If a leader cannot push someone to do a job, how do you inspire people or what tools do you use?
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Great job Anastasia! :) :)
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