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How to Be a Great Boss

7,011 views October 31, 2010 1:47

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People either love or hate their bosses. Learn how to be the best boss you can be.

Step 1: Lead by example
Lead the team by example. Exhibit a positive and encouraging attitude.

Step 2: Teach employees
Teach employees the importance of the customer. The customer funds the paychecks, so train employees to get and keep the customer.

Step 3: Communicate
Communicate with your employees and ask for their opinions and suggestions. Give them updates about the company’s plans, purposes, and goals.

Tip
Attend management classes.

Step 4: Give clear details
Give the employees your clear, detailed expectations. Let them know exactly what their job entails along with specific timelines.

Step 5: Schedule meeting
Regularly schedule meetings to discuss goals and ambitions. If there is a problem with an employee, handle it as soon as it happens.

Step 6: Encourage performance
Encourage performance by letting them know they are appreciated. Praise them in front of their peers.

Tip
Have a party when a big job is completed or a target has been reached.

Step 7: Admit when wrong
Apologize and admit when you are wrong. Be fair and honest when they make a mistake.

Tip
Do not lose your temper in front of your employees.

Step 8: Interact
Interact with your employees on a regular basis, give guidance and direction, and take a personal interest in every person.

Did You Know?
Did you know? Workers in Northern and Western Europe say their supervisor treats them more as a partner than a boss. Eastern Europeans felt a more hegemonic relationship.

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