World is facing the a crisis like never before, and leaders are no different. Today, I would like to define, describe and deviate your attention towards the three characteristics which will help you overcome confusion as a leadership during the pandemic era.
- Priorities:
One must start by identifying the priority of the specific organisation, fully considering the heritage, history, mission, and needs of the group, today and realistically into the future! A true leaders effectively listens and learns in order to recognize constituent’s perceptions, and, begin, the most efficient, effective, process! They must realize and recognize that this must be achieved in phases using a step – by – step approach. Crisis planning must lead to creating and introducing the most needed and necessary steps which inspires and motivates others, towards greater involvement and commitment. Your first priority must be the welfare of your employees. - Attitude:
Your attitude can make or break your organisation’s future. There’s a fine – line but a significant one between possessing a true positive can – do, attitude and merely wearing, rose – colored glasses. When group’s train effectively their leaders develop the necessary relevant aptitude, and skill – set to pay key attention to what’s needed and take well – considered timely actions. It is essential to clearly articulate a positive message which inspires and motivates, constituents to greater involvement, commitment and hopefully future positions of leadership. Inspire your organisation. Don’t scare them. - Listen:
No one has all the answers and no one even recognises all perceived questions or concerns. Therefore, you as a leader during the pandemic era must effectively listen and learn from every conversation and experience. Demonstrate your fitness for leadership by stepping – forward and truly leading. Excellent leaders are identified by their inclination towards addressing the needs of their organisation. Be the change you wish to see. Listen to your people in a sustainable manner. Each group is somewhat different and their issues must be addressed to the satisfaction of the members. Sales team might have a different issue, the content curation team might be facing another problem. Listen to them and guide them constructively. When an organisation’s niche is identified and effectively served and one has the nerve to lead by example, it makes a significant difference for the better.
Come up with a clear-cut plan, listen to your employees, carry a right and positive attitude and stay confident no matter what. Keep your priorities in check and you can effectively come out of the pandemic era as a better person and your team’s spirits will be all guns blazing.
