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A managerial position places great demands on the person concerned. You can learn most of the qualities needed to carry out the role; however, if you want to become a manager, there are also certain traits you have to get rid of. And if you are unable to do so, you should not become a manager in the first place. What are these traits?
As Management Today states, if you have zero empathy and cannot relate to other people, you can hardly lead them well.
Every manager must be able to delegate work. This means having confidence in the abilities and independent work of subordinates and not being a micromanager.
In addition to empathy, a manager must be able to work with emotions. This means both their own emotions and those of their colleagues and subordinates. Someone who has poor emotional intelligence cannot be a good manager.
Excitability and managerial performance do not go together. If you are of a choleric temperament and do not deal with this issue, you will be a poor manager.
Effective communication is the be-all and end-all of successful people management. So, as a general rule, it would be very unpleasant to work under someone who does not know how to communicate.
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