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How to handle that first meeting when you become your former peer’s manager (especially when you’re putting pressure on yourself) 👇 When you get promoted it’s normal to want to make a good impression. It’s also normal to worry about making the transition from peer to manager.  Like all transitions they take time and can be a little turbulent in the beginning. Don’t take that as a sign you’re doing something wrong.  Instead of putting lots of pressure on yourself and trying to rush the transition (this never works), I would recommend having open and honest conversations with your former peer so you can navigate the transition WITH them rather than feeling like it’s all on you.  Relationships require both people to contribute in order to make them work so instead of focusing on asserting your authority try to focus on building the relationship with the new power dynamic. The best way to do that is to ask them questions about their aspirations and talk about how you can best work together.  Over time the new dynamic will normalise. 💬 Have you ever been on either side of this transition? share what worked and didn’t work in the comments so others can learn from your experiences. 📌 Please remember the advice offered in this video is generalised and will not fit every situation. Therefore, please use your own judgement when using this advice and adapt it to suit your situation. ➕ Follow for more strategies on navigating tricky work dynamics #worktips #leadershipdevelopment #emotionalintelligence #corporatelife #managertips #communicationskills #managingpeople
How to handle that first meeting when you become your former peer’s manager (especially when you’re putting pressure on yourself) 👇 When you get promoted it’s normal to want to make a good impression. It’s also normal to worry about making the transition from peer to manager. Like all transitions they take time and can be a little turbulent in the beginning. Don’t take that as a sign you’re doing something wrong. Instead of putting lots of pressure on yourself and trying to rush the transition (this never works), I would recommend having open and honest conversations with your former peer so you can navigate the transition WITH them rather than feeling like it’s all on you. Relationships require both people to contribute in order to make them work so instead of focusing on asserting your authority try to focus on building the relationship with the new power dynamic. The best way to do that is to ask them questions about their aspirations and talk about how you can best work together. Over time the new dynamic will normalise. 💬 Have you ever been on either side of this transition? share what worked and didn’t work in the comments so others can learn from your experiences. 📌 Please remember the advice offered in this video is generalised and will not fit every situation. Therefore, please use your own judgement when using this advice and adapt it to suit your situation. ➕ Follow for more strategies on navigating tricky work dynamics #worktips #leadershipdevelopment #emotionalintelligence #corporatelife #managertips #communicationskills #managingpeople

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