Effective Delegation | Origin: ML127
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Effective Delegation
Post what you've learned about this topic and how you intend to apply it. Feel free to post questions and comments too.
Es importante saber delegar tareas a sus colaboradores de la manera correcta, a modo que ellos se sientan parte del equipo.
Comment on Ashley Mathews's post:
That’s fantastic to hear! Your confidence in assigning responsibilities and understanding your team’s strengths is a key indicator of effective leadership. It’s great that the training has equipped you with practical tools and strategies—these are invaluable for driving productivity and fostering a collaborative work environment.
I’m curious, which specific strategies or tools from the training have you found most impactful so far? For example, have you started using any new delegation techniques or communication methods that have already shown positive results? Sharing your experiences could inspire others to apply similar approaches in their own teams!
Keep up the great work, and I look forward to hearing more about the positive changes you’re implementing!
I feel confident in assigning responsibilities, understanding the strengths of my team members, and ensuring that tasks are completed efficiently and effectively. The training has provided me with practical tools and strategies that I can immediately apply in my workplace, and I am excited to see the positive impact it will have on our overall productivity and success.
I've learned how important it is to not intrude after delegating a task, and how to recognize when I am doing this.
It is interesting to learn that in general, task delegation is not easy for managers. There were so many important tips included to effectively delegate tasks. However, the main point is that task delegation important for many reasons. First, it allows managers to focus on higher profile tasks without overloading themselves with work. Second, it allows staff the opportunity to demonstrate their strengths, commitment and desire to grow within the company. Also, it is important to allow staff to cross train and be able to support management in their absences.
The many different ways to effectively delegate will be very helpful as I continue to try to improve in this skill set.
Very interesting information.
I learned strategies to overcome delegation barriers that I previously felt were immovable!
It's interesting that many leaders overlook the fact that including employees in tasks and stretch assignments really prepares them for career advancement.
It is important to understand that though delegation is an excellent technique, it needs to be done properly to be effective. Ineffective delegation can actually create further issues among staff.
Great reminder that delegating allows your team to grow.
this course was very informative to all leaders in the fied of education
This course was great in identifying gifts within my team and utilizing those gifts for delegating tasks
In order to delegate, you have to be willing to accept responsibility for the final product. With this said, Choosing the right person(s) for the task and the correct task is integral to the final outcome. One also has to be willing to coash without micromanaging.
I learned a lot about delegation in this module. I have learned that delegation is an opportunity to help employees grow and that I am empowering an individual when I delegate a task. I have also learned how to help my leadership team in delegating tasks to their teams. It all comes down to managing the expectation in order to avoid micromanagement.
I learned how important delegating is in order for my team to grow, stay interested, and free me up to focus on the mosre important parts of my job.
Reply to Janine Fleming's post:
Janine, I agree whole heartedly. this course was a gret reminder.
I am guilty of just doing the task instead of delegating. This course is a great reminder of how to delegate and when to delegate.
I was reminded of the importance of giving the employees tasks they can feel good about completing.
