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What do you do if you need to develop your leadership skills through delegation?

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Understanding the importance of delegation is essential for any aspiring leader. It's not just about offloading tasks; it's a crucial component of team management and personal development. To enhance your leadership skills through delegation, you must first recognize its value in empowering your team and freeing up your time to focus on strategic planning. Effective delegation involves trust, clear communication, and the ability to let go of control while still maintaining responsibility for the outcome. By delegating, you not only develop your team members' skills and confidence but also demonstrate your competence in leadership and decision-making.

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Gary Martin

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1 Assess Needs

Before you start delegating, take a step back and assess the needs of your team and the tasks at hand. Identify which tasks are suitable for delegation and consider the strengths and development needs of your team members. It's important to match tasks with individuals who have the appropriate skills or the potential to grow. This process not only ensures that work is completed efficiently but also fosters a sense of ownership and competence among your team members, which is crucial for their professional growth and your success as a leader.

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Gary Martin

Managing Partner @ Martin Investigation & Consulting LLC | Retired Law Enforcement Captain @ Collier County Sheriff's Office | Critical Incident Management MS
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I agree, however it is important to set deadlines for completing the task. If it is a long project, I like to set times / dates for an update on progress. This allows your team to run ideas past you if they feel the need. I find it is very important to remember not everyone will reach the goal the same way you will. Therefore, it is paramount you allow the team or team member to accomplish the task their way as long as they stay within any policies or legal restrictions.

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2 Set Expectations

When you delegate a task, clarity is key. You need to set clear expectations about the desired outcome, the deadline, and the level of authority granted. Ensure that your team members understand not only what is expected of them but also why the task is important. This understanding provides context and motivation, leading to better performance. Remember, effective communication is a two-way street, so encourage questions and be open to discussing concerns.

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Gary Martin

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In my experience, it is very important to set deadlines as well as expectations about the desired outcome. Not everyone works at the same speed or with the same sense of urgency. If you don't set deadlines, you will find yourself worrying you will miss your desired goal and getting too involved in the project you delegated.

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3 Provide Support

Once you've delegated a task, your role shifts to one of support. Be available to provide guidance and resources as needed, but resist the urge to micromanage. Trust your team to handle the task and give them the space to work independently. This trust can be empowering, and it promotes accountability. Remember, providing support doesn't mean doing the work for them; it means being a resource they can rely on.

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Gary Martin

Managing Partner @ Martin Investigation & Consulting LLC | Retired Law Enforcement Captain @ Collier County Sheriff's Office | Critical Incident Management MS
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I like to let the team or team member know I am available for consult. By setting scheduled update meeting with the team or team member you will afford the ability run ideas or thoughts past you if they see fit. Make it clear you are available for questions but resist the urge to guide the process. Reaching the end goal is the key not how they get there, as long as it is withing policy and any other restrictions.

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4 Monitor Progress

While you should avoid micromanaging, it's still important to monitor progress. Check in periodically to ensure that tasks are on track and to offer assistance if there are any roadblocks. These check-ins are opportunities for feedback and learning, allowing you to address any issues early and reinforce positive behaviors. Monitoring progress helps maintain momentum and ensures that delegation leads to successful outcomes.

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I like to set progress update meetings. Giving the team or team member the opportunity to brief me on the progress. I also let them know if they need anything between updates, they should feel free to reach out to me. However, If you drop by their location to often and ask about the project you will make them uncomfortable and get too involved in the task you have delegated.

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5 Reflect and Feedback

After the completion of a delegated task, take time to reflect on the process and provide feedback. Discuss what went well and what could be improved. This reflection is not only for your team members' benefit but also for your own development as a leader. Feedback should be constructive and include recognition of achievements. This practice reinforces learning and motivates your team for future tasks.

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6 Empower Growth

Delegation is a powerful tool for empowering your team's growth. By entrusting them with responsibilities, you help them build confidence and develop new skills. Encourage your team members to take initiative and make decisions within their scope of authority. This empowerment leads to a more engaged and capable team, which reflects positively on your leadership abilities. Remember, as your team grows, so do you as a leader.

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7 Here’s what else to consider

This is a space to share examples, stories, or insights that don’t fit into any of the previous sections. What else would you like to add?

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Gary Martin

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I have always told subordinates to look at any task as if you are standing at the point of a V. The left line is the policy boundary, and the right line is the legal boundary. We may all get out of the V by taking a different path, but as long as you get out while staying within the lines / boundary's you are not wrong.

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6 Empower Growth

7 Here’s what else to consider

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