Manage employees so they can manage themselves
Look for these skills and traits when hiring and working with self-managing employees...
Posted: October 31, 2011

You don’t want to make every single decision all day long for every employee. A smart leader hires people who can manage themselves and gives them opportunities to flourish. Look for these skills and traits when hiring and working with self-managing employees: • Stress management. Ask employees and candidates how they deal with tight deadlines and other workplace pressures. You want people who won’t fall apart under demanding circumstances. •&n
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