An initiative of ASPEN (Authors' Self-Publishing Enterprise)

NURTURING POTENTIAL

in Education, Personal Growth, Health, Relationships, Business and others 


Volume 3 - No. 1 - 2004


Business

“The trouble with senior management, I notice as an outsider, is that 
there are too many one-ulcer men holding down two-ulcer men's jobs." 
- Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
 
 

Nurturing the Potential of Your People - by Terry Goodwin

 

To motivate employees to achieve more, and to push outward the frontiers of their potential, an effective manager has to recognise and nurture that potential

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This can be difficult.  People in the workplace often have an investment in holding themselves back; there may be other demands on their time and their energies, other needs they wish to satisfy, that are more important to them than promotion within the organisation.

 

Terry Goodwin here provides some strategies for successful motivation and also suggests that managers themselves need to be included in any programme designed to nurture potential.  He then gives brief introductions to the theories of some eminent management "gurus".

 

Finally he provides another of his quizzes for your entertainment and (we hope) profit; this time for assessing your staff-nurturing ability.

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