The Leader: The Motivator (Part 3)
By: MJ
Furthermore, the leader must have a set of abilities that goes beyond his or her desires. This means that he must have genuine concern for the workers and not prioritizing what’s in it for him/her.
To express his concern, he must be sincere in his actions in motivating the workers. He must be communicative. This interaction with the workers is crucial because this skill requires you to be persuasive, able to confront others, and highly effective in team-building tasks.
April 17th, 2008 in
Motivation Steps | tags: communication, concern, motivator, priorities, team-building
