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5 tips to set first-time supervisors up for success

Insperity

Remember, there may come a day when the supervisor will have to discipline a friend who’s now a direct report. Teach them to delegate. Coming from a background as an individual contributor, they may struggle to delegate tasks and best utilize each team member’s talents. Then delegate tasks accordingly.

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High-performing employees: How to attract, retain and manage them

Insperity

Give consistent, constructive feedback. Use email or internal messaging for regular reporting. Delegate important assignments to your high performers. That flexibility extends to managers staying open to learning from top employees as they discover more efficient, innovative ways to get things done. Recognize and reward them.

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This is how you empower your team while maintaining strategic oversight

Work Life

Despite having a capable team, Maria conducts frequent check-ins, requests detailed reports, and personally reviews code before deployment. By balancing encouragement with constructive feedback, he can help his team refine their skills without undermining their confidence.

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8 must-have leadership traits for current and future leaders

Insperity

Previously, managers were traditional “bosses,” their relationships with direct reports characterized by formality, power and control. Look for managers and employees who enjoy teaching others to do a task independently, and are eager to delegate if it means greater efficiency and happier, more fulfilled employees.

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Europe not on track to deliver carbon neutral built environment by 2050

Workplace Insight

It has been one year today (24 May 2023), since the World Green Building Council (WorldGBC) launched a new policy called the EU Policy Whole Life Carbon Roadmap, to help the European Union accelerate total decarbonisation of buildings and construction — the most heavily emitting sector in the world.

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How 360-Degree Feedback Drives Performance and Development

Attendance Bot

That’s the power of a 360-degree evaluation—a process that captures insights from peers, direct reports, managers, and even clients to deliver a well-rounded assessment. Improved Self-Awareness By receiving feedback from colleagues, direct reports, and supervisors, employees can better understand how their actions affect others.

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Here’s Why Successful Leaders Embrace Bidirectional Feedback

John Mattone

While leaders often prioritize giving constructive feedback to their teams, the most successful leaders also understand the importance of receiving feedback from their direct reports. It includes a mix of positive feedback to reinforce effective behaviors and constructive criticism to address areas requiring change.