Is your team productive, or burned out? Do they feel empowered or left to flounder? Effective team management isn't about relying on one approach; it's about making adjustments as needed. Effective supervisors successfully navigate productivity vs. wellbeing, autonomy vs. guidance, and stability vs. flexibility. The key is recognizing when things are out of balance and adjusting accordingly.
In a world of constant change, balancing leadership responsibilities with personal well-being can be challenging. Our latest article shares actionable insights from university leaders who have successfully integrated self-care into their work.
Managing emotions at work is a crucial skill for leaders. University supervisors provide feedback, lead teams, and resolve conflicts, making how you show up emotionally each day critically important.
A well-planned onboarding process helps new hires adjust to their roles and responsibilities more easily. It also sets the stage for long-term success and job satisfaction.
Many organizations are facing challenges that require more flexibility, faster decision-making, and enhanced collaboration across different departments, units, or even functions. The University of Minnesota is no exception.
Accountability is a cornerstone for fostering success, whether in the classroom, the lab, the clinic, the office, and everywhere else work and learning happens. At its core, accountability is the connection between actions, or the lack thereof, and concrete consequences, whether positive or negative.
The ability to effectively delegate is a crucial skill for supervisors, potentially enhancing productivity and fostering team growth experiences. It goes beyond task assignment, involving a deliberate process of empowering individuals with specific responsibilities. Effective delegation requires time, commitment, and a well-thought-out approach. This month’s issue explores why you might be hesitant to delegate and delegation best practices.
This issue provides a refresher on what works in the performance review process while highlighting the best practices supervisors should consider before the review discussion.
