Quality – the degree of excellence of something; a distinct attribute or characteristic
Managers can make or break a team. A quality manager leads by example, works with their team instead of directing from a distance, and treats everyone with respect. Here are 7 additional qualities of a quality manager.
M – Motivated
A quality manager is motivated about their work and works hard to keep their staff motivated.
A – Assertive
A quality manager is a good communicator who is clear, direct, and diplomatic.
N – No Nonsense
A quality manager focuses on team work, goals, and solutions while limiting drama, blame, and complaining.
A – Accountable
A quality manager values self-assessment and constructive feedback.
G – Grateful
A quality manager expresses gratitude to their team and does abuse their power.
E – Efficient
A quality manager is focused, well-organized, and competent.
R – Responsible
A quality manager takes responsibility for the actions and outcomes of themselves and their staff – positive or negative.
“A bad leader can take a good staff and destroy it, causing the best employees to flee and the remainder to lose motivation.” -Unknown
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Nicki Sanders, MSW, is a travel and cupcake lover with a passion for self-discovery and career advancement. She has an extensive background in developing and managing interns and successful internship programs. She is an accomplished manager, professor, coach, trainer, and group facilitator who has packaged her Master of Social Work degree and 20 years of diverse work experience into Packaged For Success Enterprises, a full-service training and professional development company.
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