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Leading by Learning: Carving Out Time for Your Self-Development.

Rich Gee Group

Reclaiming Your Time: Strategies for Busy Managers As a manager, it’s easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of the workday, from leading team meetings and managing projects to resolving conflicts and making crucial decisions. Amid all this, finding time for personal development might seem like a luxury you can't afford.

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July 2021 Leadership Development Carnival

Lead Change Blog

Welcome to the July 2021 Leadership Development Carnival! We’re excited to share posts from leadership experts from around the globe on the topics of communication, development, engagement, motivation, productivity, team building, and more. ” Follow Julie on Twitter at @julie_wg. Development. Communication.

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5 Project Management Skills You Need To Have

Strategy Driven

As a Project Manager or PM, your trial by fire is probably going to be whatever projects you’re working to complete. Each new project will be its own trial by fire, and that which is being put on metaphorical trial are your skills as a PM. Part of that improvement involves following known best practices. Prioritization.

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Delegating Work and Tasks = Effective Leadership

CoachStation

Delegating work and tasks to your team members is one of the most necessary and important skills of leadership. However, there are several things you can do to develop this skill. The art and science of delegating to others begins with your own sense of comfort in releasing responsibility of what you control.

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How to Lead a Team That Lacks Urgency

Let's Grow Leaders

I’ve got to follow up on everything or we miss deadlines. Let’s start with five steps to get things done and help your team develop a common sense of urgency. (02:00). These can be delegated assignments, project work multi-part tasks. “My team lacks urgency. I’m tired of babysitting.

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Turn Your Managers Into Leaders — Teach Them To Coach.

Rich Gee Group

They get projects from their boss and then delegate each one to their staff. NO — they were an integral part of your development at school — helping you grow your knowledge, motivation, and self-esteem. Many managers today are task masters. That’s how it’s supposed to run.

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Do You Make These 3 Delegation Mistakes?

Lead Change Blog

If you’ve been leading for any length of time, you know you should delegate. My earliest leadership memory is of delegating household chores to my younger brother and sisters when I was eleven. Even then, I knew I should delegate…and you know it now. You know you should delegate because: You can’t do it all yourself.