Great Manager Institute (Certification)’s Post

“I believe people management stands on three pillars - respect shared excellence, and empowerment. This forms the bedrock on which everything else is built. In its absence, lesser desirable qualities like micromanaging and public berating creep in, doing more long-term harm than good. It is about nurturing shared excellence across teams and empowering people. Otherwise, it merely becomes passing the buck. In large organizations, one would be surprised to scope the magic of teams as one unit. Most of all, a leader's success is judged by the legacy left behind. Beyond just corporate targets met, do people speak fondly of careers and the culture built? I remain wary of short-term transactional success that is only achieved through fear or aggression. In my journey, the principles of nurturing people with respect and trust have held me good. I actively invest time to coach managers at all levels to develop leadership benches. My team-first, collaborative approach has been key to building high-performing units. Of course, I leverage organizational processes to be efficient. I, however, firmly believe core people skills always provide a crucial foundation for that. Even as technology reshapes how teams operate, human abilities remain ever-so-important. I've learned that people management is an art requiring genuine commitment beyond just tactical skills. It remains a journey to be perfected, not a problem to be solved." #greatmanager Ajith Sankaran. CMC® Apply to get featured on the Great People Manager list at https://bit.ly/SolB2clp1

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