Boss's Tip of the Day: Act Consistently
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If you're a boss, you know that every day is a challenge to do better. This tip is based on the same research I used to develop my programs and the Working Supervisor's Support Kit .
Act Consistently
Your team members crave consistency because they experience it as safety. Reward the same behavior and performance consistently. Encourage and counsel consistently. React to good and bad news predictably.
Working bosses identified Consistency as one of the eight characteristics of a great place to work. People hate uncertainty. Fight uncertainty with consistent behavior.
If you find these tips helpful, you should consider
purchasing my Working Supervisor's Support Kit.
If you're wondering how to master the world of social media, check out Becky Robinson's tips for ways to get better results from your social media investment in 12 minutes or less. Becky is my personal go-to source for ideas on how to use social media more effectively.
Wally's Working Supervisor's Support Kit is a collection of information and tools to help working supervisors do a better job. It's based on what Wally's learned in over twenty years of supervisory skills training. Click here to check it out.
Categories: Boss's Tip of the Day
Tags: Leadership Supervision Management Boss Tips Great Working Environment
Predictability is so important, Wally. I appreciate your tips. Also great rec on Becky Robinson. She's my go-to person for social media also, consistently the best!
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She's mine, too, Jesse. The term "social media" covers a lot of tools and techniques that are evolving quickly. In that sort of situation, you need someone standing on the watchtower and calling out what to pay attention to and what you should ignore. Becky does that for me, which is why I added a link to her social media tips at the end of my Boss's Tips. Thanks for adding to the conversation.
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