DOs
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Chose delegates based on a
fair and objective assessment of his or her skills and abilities in
relation to the requirement of the task
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Give precise instructions;
use simple procedures; show employees how to do something and
explain why it is done that way
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Show how each delegation
contributes to
organizational goals
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Clarify expected results
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Develop together standards
of
performance; recognize superior performance
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Discuss
problems; answer
questions; seek employees' ideas about how to do the job
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Be supportive; exhibit
trust; keep
your promises
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Praise positive achievements
in public
DON'Ts
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Don't delegate in a
haphazard fashion
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Don't over-exercise your
power; don't try to dominate the delegates; be rather a
leader than a
mentor
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Don't criticize employees in
front of others
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Don't overreact to
problems or
mistakes
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Problem Solving Strategies: 4 Levels
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Creative Problem Solving: Switching Perceptions
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Solving People Problems
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Turn Problems to Opportunities: 6 Tips
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Decentralization and Delegation
Delegation DOs and DON'Ts
4 Stages To Successful Delegation
Traditional Managerial Tasks
5 Functions of a Manager
Setting Objectives
Management by Objectives
MBO: Starting with Yourself
MBO: Setting
Objectives
Managing for Results
New Management Models
Managing Knowledge Workers
Managing by Wandering Around (MBWA)
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Coaching
Management by Coaching
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Leadership-Management Synergy
Performance Management
Strategic Alignment
Setting Objectives
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Motivating
Energizing Employees
Managing Creativity at Your
Workplace
Relentless Growth Attitude
Skill-Will Matrix
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Employee Empowerment
Why Employee Empowerment?
Empower Others
10 Steps To Empowerment
Getting Employees
Involved: 9 Ways
Freedom
to Fail
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