要領導一群原來是你的同儕的人,會有一些尷尬與困難。你必須建立起你的權威,有不能讓他們感覺你只是很幸運的獲得職位升遷。
以下的作法能夠讓你比較平順的度過這個時期:
- 先低調開始。不要一開始就敲鑼打鼓地搞大項目。先找幾項你能夠勝任做主決定的小項目開始,而暫時延宕哪些大項目,一直到你在新的主管職位上有足夠的權威影響力。
- 主動出現。你可以安排約見你的每一位直屬部下。問他們:“我如何可以支持你更成功?”這個問題不僅能夠顯示出你是他的上級領導,而且可以表示你預備支持他們。
- 不要只看你自己的團隊。在你的初升為領導主管時,很容易受到你之前的同事的關注點,但是你不要忘記與其他人的聯繫,尤其是你的新老闆。
When you become a boss, build your credibility first
There are some embarrassments and difficulties in leading a group of people who used to be your peers. You have to build your authority, not to let them feel like you're just lucky enough to get a promotion.
The following can help you get through this period more smoothly:
- Start with a low profile. Don't start with big projects. Start with a few small projects that you can decide on and temporarily delay until you have enough authority in your new executive position.
- Actively appear. You can arrange an appointment with each of your immediate subordinates. Ask them, "How can I support you to be more successful?" This question not only shows that you are his superior leader, but also shows that you are ready to support them.
- Don't just look at your own team. When you first become a leader, it's easy to get the attention of your former colleagues, but don't forget to connect with others, especially your new boss.
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