SIX RULES FOR SUCCESSFUL STAFF MANAGEMENT
SIX RULES FOR SUCCESSFUL STAFF MANAGEMENT If you manage people, or wish to manage people, you must deal with staff problems every day. "How should I treat Jenny when she gives me the silent treatment?" "What should I do about this conflict between Steve and Pete?" "How should I respond when people want favors from me?" If you use the following rules for managing people, you will be a better manager. They will guide you in difficult situations. They help you build trust and cooperation. If you are not yet a manager of people, you soon will be one, IF you follow these rules whenever you can. An article by L. Ron Hubbard called "How to Fill Jobs" outlines seventeen rules. Here are the first six. 1. Do not expect to improve your status or popularity with your staff members by giving them raises. You improve your status by doing your job and actively leading your group. For example, one of your employees says, "Come on Bos s, I reall...