N U M E S T U D E N T:
G H E A B A U R A M O N I C A
D E N I S A
HOW TO BE A BETTER
MANAGER?
HOW TO BE A BETTER MANAGER?
• A manager should be a leader, while a
leader doesn’t necessarily have to be a
manager. A leader can simply be a
charismatic figurehead, really. They lead,
that is they inspire people to follow them,
but they don’t necessarily have the
logistical skills to organize.
• Leadership is a subset of management.
While you don’t have to be a leader to
manage a project, if you’re not, the battle
is going to be waged uphill. You’ll be at a
disadvantage. So, a good manager first
and foremost should have those
leadership skills to rally the troops and get
the project moving forward.
WHAT YOU ARE AS A PERSON
• You are always ready
to learn
• You have confidence in
yourself and your
abilities. You are happy
with who you are, but
you are still learning
and getting better.
BE A CREDIBLE MANAGER
• Effective managers
establish a system of
values.
• You have to make yourself
accountable to people in
authority.
• Effective managers
understand that no good
ever comes out of authority
without accountability.
DON’T BE PARTIAL
• Never try to show
discrimination in group.
If somebody is not
competent try to make
them learn. Treat
everyone equally in
group.
BE A MENTOR!
• Not everyone can learn his/her job from the first day.
Train your team members wherever they are facing
problem.
• Rather than shouting on others who are not as good as
you on that job try to make them learn. Your team
members will pay high regards to you.
YOU HAVE TO BE CONVINCING
• You should have strong
convincing power.
• You don’t have to impose
something forcibly rather than
try to be logical in your
approach. If your logics are
correct you can convince
people.
ANALYSYING POWER
• Don’t come to any
conclusion in hurry, rather
try to analyze the project
before you are going to
start that.
• Your analytical approach
will definitely help your
assignment to be a
success.
YOU SHOULD HAVE THE ABILITY TO
MAINTAIN PRIVACY
• If any of your employee or
team member share with
you anything personal as
well as professional you
should have the ability yo
maintain his/her privacy.
• Never share somebody’s
personal thing with others.
NEVER, EVER, HUMILIATE ANYONE ON
YOUR STAFF TEAM
• If you are annoyed with
someone on your team, or
they have done something
wrong, make sure you
keep your cool, especially
in public. If you humiliate
someone, he or she will
hold a grudge against you,
and their work will suffer
too.
ADMIT YOUR MISTAKES
• If you get it wrong, say
so. Managers don’t
have to be infallible!
Your staff will respect
you more if you are
able to admit your
mistakes, and then set
about sorting out a
solution.
THE GOLDEN RULE
• The key to successful
interpersonal
relationship is to treat
people the way you want
to be treated. This is
called the golden rule.
• Instead of putting people
in their place, learn to
put yourself in their
place and see life the
way they see it.
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• Bibliography:
https://www.slideshare.net/SunilKumar148/manager-skills-ppt
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  • 1.
    N U ME S T U D E N T: G H E A B A U R A M O N I C A D E N I S A HOW TO BE A BETTER MANAGER?
  • 2.
    HOW TO BEA BETTER MANAGER? • A manager should be a leader, while a leader doesn’t necessarily have to be a manager. A leader can simply be a charismatic figurehead, really. They lead, that is they inspire people to follow them, but they don’t necessarily have the logistical skills to organize. • Leadership is a subset of management. While you don’t have to be a leader to manage a project, if you’re not, the battle is going to be waged uphill. You’ll be at a disadvantage. So, a good manager first and foremost should have those leadership skills to rally the troops and get the project moving forward.
  • 3.
    WHAT YOU AREAS A PERSON • You are always ready to learn • You have confidence in yourself and your abilities. You are happy with who you are, but you are still learning and getting better.
  • 4.
    BE A CREDIBLEMANAGER • Effective managers establish a system of values. • You have to make yourself accountable to people in authority. • Effective managers understand that no good ever comes out of authority without accountability.
  • 5.
    DON’T BE PARTIAL •Never try to show discrimination in group. If somebody is not competent try to make them learn. Treat everyone equally in group.
  • 6.
    BE A MENTOR! •Not everyone can learn his/her job from the first day. Train your team members wherever they are facing problem. • Rather than shouting on others who are not as good as you on that job try to make them learn. Your team members will pay high regards to you.
  • 7.
    YOU HAVE TOBE CONVINCING • You should have strong convincing power. • You don’t have to impose something forcibly rather than try to be logical in your approach. If your logics are correct you can convince people.
  • 8.
    ANALYSYING POWER • Don’tcome to any conclusion in hurry, rather try to analyze the project before you are going to start that. • Your analytical approach will definitely help your assignment to be a success.
  • 9.
    YOU SHOULD HAVETHE ABILITY TO MAINTAIN PRIVACY • If any of your employee or team member share with you anything personal as well as professional you should have the ability yo maintain his/her privacy. • Never share somebody’s personal thing with others.
  • 10.
    NEVER, EVER, HUMILIATEANYONE ON YOUR STAFF TEAM • If you are annoyed with someone on your team, or they have done something wrong, make sure you keep your cool, especially in public. If you humiliate someone, he or she will hold a grudge against you, and their work will suffer too.
  • 11.
    ADMIT YOUR MISTAKES •If you get it wrong, say so. Managers don’t have to be infallible! Your staff will respect you more if you are able to admit your mistakes, and then set about sorting out a solution.
  • 12.
    THE GOLDEN RULE •The key to successful interpersonal relationship is to treat people the way you want to be treated. This is called the golden rule. • Instead of putting people in their place, learn to put yourself in their place and see life the way they see it.
  • 13.