validarticles.com validarticles.com validarticles.com
Search:    Main Page -> About Us -> Privacy -> Terms of Service -> Add Url -> Submit Article   
Add Url
 

Home & Garden

Adventure & Sports

Self Help

Education & Reference

Health & Therapy

People & Society

Government & Politics

Automobiles

News & Media

Computers & Software

Business & Services

Hotels & Travel

Employment & Careers

Teens & Children

Banking & Finance

Music & Entertainment

Shopping Online

Online & Board Games

Drink & Food

Estate & Realty

Research & Science

Medical Care

Lifestyle & Fashion

Culture & Art

 

  Main Page › Business & Services › Leadership & Supervision
   
 

Management Development - Micromanagement Works!

   

Getting into the detail of everything each of your people does, will really damage your relationships with them. Sure, there are times where their hand needs to be held, and then there are times when you have to be sensitive enough to their needs to back off and let them learn for themselves.

Indeed, sometimes you have to brace yourself, but thats how a child learns, from getting things wrong so its OK to step away and let it happen.

However, if you have your nose in everyone elses work, you are going to have no space to do the managing, because it will be filled with doing!

It will lose you staff and exhaust you. You cannot and must not do it.

So, what's this about, Micromanagement Works I hear you ask?

Well micromanaging works if you micromanage yourself. By getting into the detail of just what you do, how often and why, you will find out some nasty dirty habits that need to stop.

Looking at them from someone elses point of view (ask someone, anyone!) sometimes works well - as does sitting down with yourself and finding out what problems keep coming up, time and time again.

Then do something differently - because there is an old adage that says that 'if you keep doing the same thing, you will get the same results'.

Micromanaging yourself will ensure that you really get into the detail of what you need to change - and then try something new. Watch or even ask others about how they are successful and give it a go.

The important thing here is that you might want to checkout the what of what you do and see if it can be improved upon.

Really dig deep on this one and you will find some interesting challenges to your existing ways of working - but you have to be brave and honest about it or you will stay doing the same, with the same...well, you know the rest, don't you!

Once you start, you will see more and more little things you do, that could be changed, step-by-step.

Starting change with yourself shows the way and generates an inner belief that you can make a difference - even with things that have been a challenge in the past.

Author: Martin Haworth
 
Author Bio:

Martin Haworth

Thanks for taking a look at me! I work with people to help them realise their potential and make the most of their life. I also help managers to get the very best from their people, to make their businesses, teams, departments, whatever, to be successful.

Usually this is through my 'Coaching Managers to Coach' workshops, delivered worldwide, which includes experiential and hot-seat coaching for all participants - a great, fun learning experience. Click the big green link panel on any of the website pages!

There are over 1000 hints and tips, and that doesn't include the blog, which is updated pretty well daily, if not more often!

With a background in team management of groups from 6-300 and a great ICF coaching accreditation, I reckon I'm almost unique in my experience and training to make this work for you.

So take a look, checkout my other articles and maybe even set the blog page as a favourite:-) And, you know, if you want to get in touch, give me a call. I'll talk about almost anything, but I love helping people make the best of their workplace. Or e-mail me through the contact page on the site.

Ooops, I nearly forgot, I do manager soft-skills analysis with a programme called 'Intercept' and if you just want some one-to-one business coaching, I do that too. There's also a button on the navigation bar on the website pages for that too.

Fees, well, let me see, can I say that we can work something out? That's the way I work.

Thanks for happening by!

Martin

 
 
 

Related Articles

 
The Only Envelope Stuffing Program That Works
 
A Look at Brochure Printing Services
 
Cross the chasm between processes and technology with personal online attention
 
Rx for Sales Effectiveness ----- The Purple Pill
 
Great Telephone Skills
 
Listening Strategically
 
Blurbs-Think Pithy
 
How One Product Made Me Into a Millionaire: The 4th Thing I Learned
 
A Business Deal starts with the Exchange of Business Cards
 
Why Good Franchisors Do Not Sell To Hostile Franchise Buyers
 
 
 
 

Mini-Blind Cleaning Business, Case Study

Sometimes the simple businesses are the ones, which make good money. Take mini-blind cleaning for in ... - Lance Winslow
 

10 Blockbuster Ways To Ignite Your Sales

Ways to make your sale. - Steve Li
 

What's Your Magic Number?

Setting and Exceeding Sales Goals through Key Performance Indicators (KPI) - Jeff Hardesty
 
 

How to Talk Yourself Out of a Sale -Just Keep Talking

Customers give signals when they are ready to buy. Sometimes the signals are small, sometimes they a ... - Steve Martinez
 

Affiliate Marketing Look For The Gold

There are many horror stories about affiliate programs and networks. People have heard them over and ... - James ryan
 

Why Work At Home? Questions to Ask Yourself Before Starting A Home Based Business

Are you cut out for a home business? There are several questions you need to ask yourself before jum ... - Weisheng Wu
 

The Right Way... And The Wrong Way... To 'Close' Your Prospects

Last week I met up with an old friend of mine at one of the local cigar retailers. - Craig Garber
 

Business Cards For Everyday People

Think you need to be in business for yourself to make use of a business card? Think again. Today jus ... - Frank Owen
 
 
Main Page -> Privacy -> Terms of Service  
Copyright © 2008 www.validarticles.com