What are some strategies for coaching laissez-faire leaders to be more hands-on?
Laissez-faire leaders are those who delegate most of the decision-making and problem-solving to their team members, while providing minimal guidance and supervision. This style can be effective in some situations, such as when the team is highly skilled, motivated, and independent. However, it can also lead to poor performance, low accountability, and lack of direction, especially when the team needs more support, feedback, and clarity from their leader. As a leadership development coach, how can you help laissez-faire leaders to be more hands-on when necessary? Here are some strategies to consider.