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Helping with If a bad manager asks his workforce for their opinion then he too will receive their expressions of approval because as we all know, the best way to get a bad manager off your back is to agree with him. The problem for the manager is how to find out if he is good, and adding value to the organisation, or if he is bad, interfering and preventing the workforce from performing tasks that they are perfectly capable of doing well on their own. To get honest feedback we have to be able to look in the mirror. The problem the boss faces is that his own behaviour distorts the reflection away from the true one towards the one that the workforce thinks he wants to see. If a boss asks his workforce what they think of him the answer will be coloured by the fact that the boss is the person who decides wage increases, promotions and allocation How Good Is Your Big Idea opinion then he too will receive their expressions of approval because as we all know, the best way to get a bad manager off your back is to agree with him.Q: I want to start my own business. I have tons of business ideas that all sound great to me, but my husband is not so sure. He says that we need to figure out a way to test my ideas to pick the one that has the best chance of succeeding. I’m ready to just pick on The problem for the manager is how to find out if he is good, and adding value to the organisation, or if he is bad, interfering and preventing the workforce from performing tasks that they are perfectly capable of doing well on their own. To get honest feedback we have to be able to look in the mirror. 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The problem the boss faces is that his own behaviour distorts the reflection away from the true one towards the one that the workforce thinks he wants to see. If a boss asks his workforce what they think of him the answer will be coloured by the fact that the boss is the person who decides wage increases, promotions and allocation What Do You Do - Really? To get honest feedback we have to be able to look in the mirror.Have you ever thought about what you do ... really?I don't mean have you really thought about it. I mean what do you really do?Many people look at their business card for a clue. I suggest you ask your clients.I know of one business coach who The problem the boss faces is that his own behaviour distorts the reflection away from the true one towards the one that the workforce thinks he wants to see. 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The responsibility therefore lies with the boss to create the environment in which the employees can provide a true reflection This requires an understanding of what behaviour the boss exhibits that stops the employee providing a true reflection and the discipline to once having identified this behaviour, stop doing it. What is the required answer to the question, Does my bum look big in this? And what is the real answer. The behaviour of the person asking the question determines the answer they get, not whether it is the right answer or not. The behaviour of the Manager towards his workforce determines whether the workforce tell him the truth or not.
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