Do you want to promote an employee who only knows how to work hard? "<br>Paying attention to contribution is an organizational principle, which enables managers to prioritize in a mess of affairs. To attach importance to contribution is to attach importance to effectiveness.<br>1. Effective managers must pay attention to contribution and know how to combine their work with long-term goals.<br>Managers often ask themselves, "what can I contribute to the performance and results of the organization I serve?". This is the first question. In other words, managers can't get involved in daily operation, because it may have nothing to do with the business performance and external results required by the organization, but only consume costs.<br>Drucker believes that many managers value hard work but ignore results. What they worry about is whether the organizations they serve and their superiors treat them badly, and whether they should do something for them. They complain that they don't have authority. As a result, they don't work effectively.<br>If a person only knows how to work hard, if he always emphasizes his own power, no matter how high his position is, he can only be regarded as a subordinate of others.<br>2. Drucker said: there are four basic requirements for effective interpersonal relationship. Focusing on contribution, we need to meet these conditions: mutual communication; teamwork; self-development and cultivation of others.<br>Mutual communication is the most important management topic in the past 20 years. It turns out that we always regard communication as top-down, and it's a matter of directors to subordinates. However, depending on the top-down one-way relationship, communication can never succeed, which is the conclusion we get from practical experience and communication theory.<br>The more they want to be strict with their subordinates, the less they can listen to them. Subordinates should listen to what they want to hear, not what the other side says.<br>A manager who focuses on contribution in his work usually expects his subordinates to focus on contribution. Therefore, he must often ask his subordinates, "what contribution should our organization and I expect from you?"? What should we expect from you? How can you maximize your knowledge and ability? " This is the second question.<br>Only after his subordinates think about and make contributions that he thinks can be made, can the supervisor have the right and responsibility to make a judgment on the feasibility of his suggestions.<br>Attention, it must be the subordinates who think first. If the subordinates don't think about their own contributions, they should talk about their contributions with them at this time. When the superiors ask, the subordinates are just manual workers, more passive and receptive.<br>So we should inspire subordinates to ask more questions and ask themselves what their contribution is? A challenge for this manager. When he thinks about this contribution, the supervisor has the right and responsibility to make a judgment on the feasibility of his proposal. There is a logical order in this.<br>We all have the experience that goals set by subordinates themselves are often unexpected. In other words, supervisors and subordinates often see things from very different perspectives.<br>The more capable the subordinates are, the more willing they are to take responsibility for themselves. What they see, what they hear, what they see, the objective reality, opportunities and needs, are also different from their supervisors. The conclusions of subordinates and the expectations of supervisors are often significantly different.<br>When there is such a difference, it usually doesn't matter which is right or wrong between the supervisor and the subordinate, because the two sides have established effective communication at this time.<br>3. Intellectuals have the responsibility to let others know about themselves. Some professionals think that ordinary people should and can make efforts to understand them, and even think that they only need to communicate with a few professionals in the same industry, which is really arrogant.<br>Do you have this phenomenon? Many professionals think that you ordinary people can't understand it, which makes you look professional. Arrogance is a characteristic of professionals.<br>In fact, for knowledge workers, they should pay special attention to contribution. Only in this way can his work truly contribute.<br>They will ask the internal staff (including their superiors, subordinates, especially colleagues from other departments) the following questions: "what contribution do you need me to make in order to facilitate your contribution to the organization? When, in what form and in what way do I need to provide these contributions? " This is the third question.<br>So how do professionals use their talents? Drucker believes that there are two areas in which professionals can develop their talents:<br>First, a professional must have his professional battlefield. Usually, this professional battlefield is on the front line and on the business side. This is the place where his major can make contributions, and this is where it can be used.<br>In other words, the real battleground for its success should not be in its professional department, but in its business line. Because the business line is the place where results are generated and where customers are really understood.<br>If a professional lacks knowledge of the front line for a long time and has no sense of customers, his professional ability will not be able to play out and even become the cost of the organization.<br>Second, professionals should have their own professional circle. This professional circle may be within or beyond the organization.<br>Enterprises must encourage professionals to go out. Because the development trend of professional field cannot be found in the organization, it can only be found in his professional field. Professionals need to capture the pulse of professional development, otherwise their profession will become the limitation of the organization.<br>And once professionals have this kind of circle, they can often integrate a lot of professional resources into it<br>
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