YourChosenHell

Going to be a manager for the first time

Hey guys, i am going to be a manager for the first time in a company that i have been working at for 3 years and I have people joining me from monday.. any tips for being a good manager?

5mo ago20K views

zepto

Uber5mo

Just be receptive to their thoughts, understand their povs.
Help them understand their role and your expectations from them clearly.
Direct manager plays a huge role in someone’s POV about the organisation, set some biweekly or monthly one on ones to understand/tackle problems they are facing. use the same meeting to communicate your expectations from them.
One thing that is often neglected is, making sure your team members have a visibility outside your team as well. Promote a culture where in your manager also knows about your subordinates and what they are good at.
Provide them your support towards their career goals.
Finding a good balance between becoming too strict (getting work done) vs too supportive ( some lemons take advantage of this).

If you end up doing half of the above they will remember you throughout their career. I was fortunate enough to have two manager in my career like that. Both of them I still reach out for career guidance.

YourChosenHell

Google5mo

Thank you so much 🙏

jake_peralta_B99

Freelancer5mo

Dude, this is awesome! I haven't been fortunate really to find this, but the best answer I have seen. I am gonna keep this in mind

MadLadBP

Stealth5mo

Don't be a jerk ,simple

If someone is underperforming, try to understand the root cause instead of throwing them under the bus

Create a positive env inside the team. A bad manager is the reason ,lot of people quit job

Give credit where it is due.

People want money,appreaction and good work- find ways to provide them at least 2 of them

AmazingCobbler

TCS5mo

Perfect tip for best manager..

GlossyBean17

Jio5mo

Don’t be so worried about micromanaging that you end up not managing at all.

BiryaniEnthu

Stealth5mo

First off congratulations. It is a big responsibility

While you be receptive to your reportees needs, keep a boundary of respect. Ensure assigned work is getting done by people whom it is assigned to.

Appreciate in public, scold in private (if needed)

Judge work by genuine performance and try keeping your biases at bay (difficult but not impossible)

YourChosenHell

Google5mo

Thank you 🫡🙏

BaiganBharta

Infosys5mo

If any of your resources are actually asking you to TRUST them, give them at least a chance 😕🙏. You never know how precious your one chance will be for them.

Some people get so demotivated, just because no one trusts him/her. - some people ✋