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As with most management things, there’s probably a lot of nuance to how you can approach this. I’ve had managers make it clear that me and my teams were a dist
by smaller 9y ago
As with most management things, there’s probably a lot of nuance to how you can approach this.
I’ve had managers make it clear that me and my teams were a distant #2 to the company needs. It was pretty demotivating (as you said).
On the other hand, part of a managers job is to align their teams with the organizational priorities.
Maybe it comes down to how you achieve that alignment?
- mdns33 9y agoyou have to always learn how to take care of your subordinates. That is the secret behind a good manager. people quit managers and not companies majority of the times.