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Are You a Micromanaging Snoopervisor?

The Practical Leader

During a workshop designed to identify Moose-on-the-Table issues, Jon was surprised by the very clear and strong feedback from his organization that his management group weren’t acting as a team. At their next management meeting, he “read them the riot act.” The manager dominates meetings and most conversations.

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How to Manage Those Who Are Struggling to Perform Remotely

Lead from Within

There are specific things you can do to manage those who are struggling to perform remotely: Create a trusted dialogue. It could be that processes are too cumbersome, technology is breaking down, or they aren’t getting the information they need. Resist the temptation to tell them what to do; don’t be overly prescriptive or micromanage.

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Fueling Innovation: How Microsoft Finally Got It Right

Leading Blog

Of course, part of that entailed reestablishing the company’s reputation for cutting-edge technology. Doesn’t micromanaging and process smother creativity? His goal was not to make Microsoft the most innovative company but the most successful in its field. But there was much more than that. It demands a process to make it come to life.

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WFH Is Here to Stay—How To Manage a Remote Team Effectively?

HR Digest

How to manage remote teams effectively? Here are some hard-won lessons I’ve learned to manage a remote team and turn that scattered crew into a high-performing unit. Here are some hard-won lessons I’ve learned to manage a remote team and turn that scattered crew into a high-performing unit. The question gnaws at you.

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Tell Them How to Turn on The Radio

Lead Change Blog

Most users are doing remarkably well in using the new technology in their daily work; however, as is the case with any large-scale change or training initiative, some are still struggling to gain competence with basic tasks. Upon finishing the manual, Jack submitted it to his manager for review. What did I miss?” asked Jack.

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Great leadership isn’t about control. It’s about empowering people.

Brigette Hyacinth

I don’t believe in micromanaging. I train, coach and mentor but I don’t have the time to micromanage. Micromanagement breeds resentment and disloyalty. It’s no secret that technology is transforming the workplace, and unfortunately, employee morale is only getting worse. It puts undue stress on employees. Have fun!

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Managing Remote Employees: Lessons Ancient Rome and Today

Great Leadership By Dan

Social Media Manager. Telework Manager or Coordinator. Online Advertising Manager. Answer: They are staffed by employees that can do their work while their managers are in a different location. And if you’re a manager or aspiring manager, chances are at least one of them is going to work for you.