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Why are Managers Promoted from within are Failing?

Have you ever been a team member in the workforce and wondered: How did that team member ever become a Manager or a Lead here?

I know I have! I have also heard it in the echoing feedback from the team members directly working with these team members. In my 18 years of experience in Management roles, I've witnessed quite a bit.

Why are Managers Promoted from within are Failing?

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The Workforce is Composed of Dynamic and Sophisticated Personalities

As businesses grow, they become more complex and require a dedicated strategy and training to develop and scale correctly.

Oddly enough, while this is true and proven, some workforce environments are not handled in this way. They are thrown together through need, panic, and, worst of all, greed.

I have witnessed and consulted for organizations whose team members get promoted due to many of these WRONG reasons:

  • Emergency terminations
  • Emergency resignations
  • The team member has been with the organizations for a long time
  • Preexisting relationships (i.e., friends with management)
  • Liability/threats/intimidation
  • The business can't afford to hire the right person but need an excuse to add to an existing team member's workload.

I understand, that the day to day operations of a business are not always ideal and the way we would strategically wish it to be, but the reality is that when you don't take the time to strategize these areas, you end up with people who are directly detrimental to your business.

Often these promotions leave you with Managers who lack training and knowledge of the essential Management 101 principles they need to succeed.

This decision-making process leaves organizations with an inadequate infrastructure that causes more harm than good.

The reality is that even when you are forced to make a rushed promotion, you can still do it responsibly by providing them with training on core fundamentals.

This single thought out strategy will save you grief in the areas of team conflict, employee loyalty, and will allow you to grow and develop your teams.

It's never too late to start improving on poor or impulsive decisions!

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