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Why First-Time Managers Need More Development Support

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Why First-Time Managers Need More Development Support

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First-time managers, according to a recent survey, face a variety of leadership challenges, the most difficult being leading teams effectively, learning to be a better leader, and (mentioned by nearly 60% of respondents) being able to assert your authority over former peers while maintaining positive relationships. Organizations, focused on executive development, need to put more money into leadership development for first-time managers, especially in these three areas.


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December 1, 2014

Idea posted

Feb 2015
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