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Three Tips For Being A More Compassionate Leader

August 9, 2017 by Alka Dhillon Leave a Comment

Three Tips For Being A More Compassionate LeaderA business operating today is only as good as its leadership, and as a result, it’s important that when trying to move your business into the future that you also make certain that you work to pay attention to yourself as well. Becoming a better leader is important for anyone leading a company, and at Technalink we feel that becoming a compassionate leader is the secret to being a truly great leader.

There are plenty of reasons for this, but chief among them is the fact that being a compassionate leader will help you build a stronger relationship with your employees, help you attract better employees, and build a stronger overall brand identity for yourself and your company.

But how do you go about becoming a truly compassionate leader? There are several different ways to do so, but we’ve found three that are vital for becoming a compassionate leader that will be able to take your business into the future.

1. Use Empathy

The first thing to understand is common sense. When you’re working to be a compassionate leader, you need to be able to use empathy and sympathy with your employees. In short, remember that sometimes things happen that are beyond their control. Punishing them for a missed day at work due to a family emergency isn’t compassionate, and could lead them to feel as though they aren’t valued. Being understanding and fair is a better route to take.

2. Communicate Openly

Open communication allows you to develop a connection with your employees and also helps them connect to you. Employees shouldn’t feel that they’ll be ignored or that their opinions aren’t valid. Use an open-door communication policy to help them feel valued and show them that you’re a compassionate leader.

3. Reward Excellence

Your employees work hard, and when they turn in great performances they deserve recognition. Never take credit for their hard work or try to blame them for a mistake you’ve made. And work to show them that you value them. Things like in-office recognitions, employee of the month programs, and more can all help them feel as though they’re part of something special.

These are just three ways to become a more compassionate leader. If you’ll take the time to work on growing as a business leader, your employees will feel more at home with your business and your company will thrive as a result. Little things matter more than you might realize.

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