Wednesday, April 30, 2008

Leadership-2

Management has always been an art as well as a science. It is a common knowledge that managing requires exceptional skills and talents. Some of the best leaders in the world essentially apply some magical charismatic skills that they possess to efficiently run operations and administer things at work with unparalleled laudable capabilities. Leaders, apart from managing, focus more on leading. Even in managing, there is less of managing and more of delegating. Essentially, managing less is managing better. Delegating works often increases self-esteem of employees. It also makes them excited about their work and when that happens, great things take place and business flourishes.

All great leaders possess great communication skills. Having an effective communication skill makes things much easier. Leaders are found to have great eyes as well. Eye for detail. Eye for changing pattern and changing preferences. Consequently, they are always able to adapt to change. More so, they are willing to change as and when time and situation demands. Almost all good leaders have one quality in common and that is encouraging new ideas. They welcome new ideas, and focus on values like idea generation, loyalty and commitment to work. They also get themselves involved with all kind of details.

Leadership is an art and it’s worth mastering subtle nuances of this art.

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