Does the economy have you stressed these days? Are you more prone to snapping back at your employees, suppliers or customers? Not sure how to break the news that paychecks are going to be late next week? Turn to the New York Times' Paul Brown for some guidance. Brown compiled tips from experts on how to be an effective leader despite the tough times. He also explains why it's so important.
Even a sinking ship needs a captain. Good or bad, these are your employees and your customers and it's your responsibility to appropriately manage their expectations about the economy and its effect on your business. Your ability to do so will result in good ideas on how to weather the downturn together—and stronger relationships once the storm has passed.
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