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"Being good at interpersonal skills and doing things well" can advance our careers. So as a manager, how do you do both? What must a successful manager do? What qualities are most important to help you go further?
Daily Must-Dos
- Summarize your task completion for the day.
- Consider the main work you should do tomorrow.
- Understand the sales development of at least one department or provide corresponding guidance.
- Consider the company's shortcomings and think of methods and steps to improve.
- Understand the sales development of at least one department or provide corresponding guidance.
- Review reports every day.
- Reflect on your mistakes of the day.
- Assess whether the quality and efficiency of your day's work can be improved.
- Approve documents that need your signature.
Weekly Must-Dos
- Hold a meeting with middle-level managers.
- Have a discussion with a major functional department.
- Communicate with someone you consider a current or future key employee.
- Report to your boss once.
- Summarize the sales progress of each department.
- Hold a meeting related to quality.
- Correct an incorrect practice in a detail within the company.
- Check the implementation of corrective measures from last week.
- Conduct an informal self-summary.
- Organize your files or bookshelves.
- Understand changes in relevant financial indicators.
- Contact an important client.
- Review reports that must be read weekly.
- Contact a distributor.
- Praise one of your key employees.
Every Ten Days Must-Dos
- Invite a different employee to a meal or tea.
- Communicate with the finance department once.
- Provide focused help to a department's sales.
- Visit a distributor.
Monthly Must-Dos
- Assess the sales performance of each department once.
- Visit an important client.
- Conduct a self-assessment once.
- Review monthly financial statements.
- Review overall monthly sales.
- Plan next month's sales.
- Set next month's sales policy.
The 12 Most Important Qualities for Managers
- Loyalty. Always think from the boss's perspective.
- Dedication. Provide service and effort beyond your compensation.
- Proactivity. Shift from "I have to do" to "I want to do."
- Responsibility. Stop the problem ball at your feet.
- Efficiency. Say goodbye to being busy but unproductive.
- Results. Think from the start about how to get things done.
- Communication. Communicate with solutions, face-to-face, and resolve on the spot.
- Teamwork. A drop of water merges into the sea; an individual merges into the team.
- Ambition. Squeeze time to improve and recharge yourself.
- Humility. Don't boast or seek rewards; achievements are just the beginning, and honor is motivation.
- Cost-consciousness. Don't waste company resources, even a piece of paper.
- Gratitude. Learn to be grateful; work gives you not only compensation but also opportunities to learn and grow.
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