How important is delegation of work to you? How this needs
to be done?
Answer Posted / akhil
This question is actually to let the interview know how
matured you are as an individual & how responsible you as a
leader. Interms of delegation of work..Yes, it is very
important to delegate work to your team members.
Basically, to elaborate there are two important reasons.
1.Everyone knows about the work except for only team leader
or manager is doing.
2.It is a very advance & wise methodology of knowledge
sharing & also grooming your sub-ordinates to better
leaders for tommorrow.
Before, you delgate work I think, it is very imperative to
first understand & analyst which individual has potential
to deliver tangible results in a certain strealine of work.
Thus, identify the individual & then delegate the work.
Lastl,y ensure that, the results are qunatifiable...
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