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By Frank Heinrich (More) • Last updated on October 29.01.2024, XNUMX • First published on 15.05.2013/XNUMX/XNUMX • So far 8497 readers, 2437 social media shares Likes & Reviews (5 / 5) • Read & write comments
Yesterday a colleague with equal rights, today already a supervisor: Especially for Boy Executives it's a difficult situation at times. And for different reasons.
Shaping interpersonal relationships is without a doubt one of the greatest challenges for young executives - especially in middle management. Here is loyal Behavior required both in relation to one's own superiors and to the employees to be instructed.
This situation is often difficult, especially for young managers. Not because there is a lack of professional prerequisites, but because they find it difficult, mainly due to a lack of management experience Balance between near and Distance to keep.
Guide becomes a real balancing act: decisions from above - especially unpopular ones - can be made by the new one Executive only enforce if he is accepted by his employees as a superior. Conversely, he can the interests of his Employees only adequately represented if he has passed through his superiors Expertise and leadership has convinced.
It is crucial for new bosses to develop their own leadership style. This is often offset by the need to belong to former colleagues and the Anxiety against increasing distance.
One way would be to avoid conflict and hope that Problems resolve themselves within the workforce.
But especially when there are tensions between the employees, the supervisor's task is to moderate talks, solve problems, set limits and, if necessary, draw consequences.
In general, a good boss - regardless of whether young or old - should have a different point of view, make decisions and assume responsibility.
Creating transparency, communicating and moderating are important prerequisites for our Network-Society To develop and implement decisions in a dialogue-oriented manner and to provide impetus and space for new approaches.
For decisions that are unpopular, leadership should also be resilient and able to cope with pressure. There is no room for mate behavior from the day of promotion in the new leadership position, the good old role model is once again in demand.
A common mistake young leaders make is to Personality to give up. For fear of doing something wrong and meeting the pressure of expectations from superiors and employees, they choose the role of the supposedly perfect superior.
But this is just a role fast to see through and sooner or later detrimental to the authority of the new manager. On the other hand, authenticity and credibility are required as the basis of authority.
This also in the sense of the already mentioned role model function. One of the golden ones Regulate for young executives is: stay authentic.
There is no one true leadership style. It is important to find the right balance, to act cooperatively and, if necessary, in an authoritarian manner. his Style Adapting to the respective situation is undoubtedly one of the most important qualities of a good boss.
Regardless of that, they should Basics of leadership are learned:
Here is a basic toolkit as for any other task of Significance. Young executives can acquire this, for example, as part of communication training courses – they often take over Costs the respective one for this Company.
Those who have mastered the necessary fundamentals will score with both employees and supervisors. In addition, good leadership seminars provide the participant with ideas for the development of the personality beyond the craftsmanship.
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Frank Heinrich, director of the Stensington Academy, was among other things director of the European Media Academy, company spokesman for SAT1 and advisor to the Prime Minister of Luxembourg. Frank Heinrich founded the Stensington International Management Academy and built the European Media and Business Academy ( EMBA). Before that, he was the campus director and member of the executive committee of the Macromedia University of Applied Sciences for the media, responsible for the branch in Hamburg. Before his involvement in the university sector, he was a managing partner of Viscom Int. (Luxembourg) among others the Axel-Springer-Verlag, the Prime Ministers Office Luxembourg, Nickelodeon, QVC, Viacom and the ZDF. His professional positions also include: Director of Press and Public Relations as well as company spokesman in the management of SAT.1 (Berlin), editorial director of the specialist media publisher Kellerer und Partner (Ebner Group; Munich) and head of communications and program planning in the management of RTL Television (Luxembourg / Cologne). More information at www.stensington-akademie.de All texts by Frank Heinrich.
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