What Makes a Good Leader? 3 Telltale Signs
Throughout his career, Ryan McCuskey has developed a strength for project management.
After working with a multitude of businesses across various industries, he has recognized the underlying importance of leadership in a successful workplace. No matter how well you manage your projects, the team you employ must function as a whole in order to properly carry out the process and make the effort worth it!
1.) Demanding vs. Coaching
A good leader always takes time to coach their team, and motivate them during the process. Think of it as a coach on any good sports team - they success of the coach lies within he success of the team. A good coach inspires it's players to win the game, not give them an ultimatum.
2.) Takes Credit vs. Gives Credit

A good leader will share your idea to a larger group, but make sure every listener knows exactly who came up with such a great idea - you! Whether in writing, online, or in person, a good leader will always give credit where credit is due.
3.) All for One vs. One for All
A good leader will always understand the benefit of sharing a piece of the pie with everyone. From highest executives to interns, everyone on a team of business will understand their worth when they have a good leader to inspire their success. Everyone in a company is important, and that should not be taken lightly. A good leader will understand the importance of their employees from all positions of the company.
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