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3 December 2024, 16:59
2024-12-03
"Leadership that inspires growth." Tips from Senior Global HR that every manager should pay attention to
Experienced HR Operations Costas (Costas KG) listed five behavior models for a leader and his antagonist. What should you pay attention to so that employees are motivated and feel valued, and what happens in invisible and unmotivated teams.
Experienced HR Operations Costas (Costas KG) listed five behavior models for a leader and his antagonist. What should you pay attention to so that employees are motivated and feel valued, and what happens in invisible and unmotivated teams.
«Gratitude is not mandatory — it is leadership in action. This is not a gesture. This is the foundation,» Costas emphasizes .
And talking about the role of the leader in the team, Senior Global HR emphasizes that leadership is like a mirror and it is a long game.
A leader who values only the result forgets about the people behind him. A leader who values effort builds trust, loyalty and growth.
How to act as a Leader:
1. Recognize the effort
A simple «thank you» can boost morale.
Make gratitude a daily habit, not an annual formality.
2. Support their growth
Ask about their goals and listen carefully.
Create opportunities to help them grow before they look for something else.
3. Involve them in decision-making
Appreciate your unique ideas and contributions.
Cooperation builds trust and achieves better results.
4. Prefer 1-on-1 conversations
Use these moments to connect, not just check boxes.
Listen openly and create a safe, supportive space.
5. Pay what they deserve
Fair compensation reflects their value.
Review wages regularly to make sure they feel respected.
How not to act as a Leader:
1. Neglecting their contribution
Ignoring efforts leads to dilution.
People leave when they feel unappreciated.
2. Obtaining a loan
Wins come from their hard work, admit it.
Providing credit strengthens trust and loyalty.
3. Overtiring your high-performing employees
Don’t reward good work with burnout.
Help them grow, not just carry more weight.
4. Setting impossible goals
Stretch goals are good, but balance matters.
Success does not have to come at the expense of well-being.
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