Be fair not nice when leading teams and you will effortlessly be a lot more popular and a lot more effective in your job. Getting the balance right is not always easy. You can’t be too nice. You also can’t be a tyrant. 

I share critical skills for managing teams effectively, creating connection, building trusting relationships and increasing team performance. 

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 Be fair not nice when leading others. This is one of the critical management skills to learn early. Managers are told for team leadership, that they need to create connections and relationships with their teams. The type of relationship has a direct impact of team performance. 

I share 10 examples of getting the wrong balance that stops effective team management. Learning what is not good is just as important as learning what is good. Be fair not nice when managing others. 

Next are six actions to create trusting manager-employee relationships. Building good relationships are essential management skills in business. Be friendly not nice to maintain your authority and the respect others show towards you. 

Build strong relationships with the team and between team members and you foster teamwork, co-ordination, trust, communication, collaboration, problem solving and more. It is an amazing feeling to be responsible for transforming a quiet caution team into a lively banter filled environment with great teamwork and high levels of motivation. 

Lastly, I go through 10 example behaviours for how to be nice but not too nice. Each of these behaviours are brilliant actions to take at any point and will help you build a good team environment, encourage your team to work hard and smartly, and to value the work that you do for the team. These behaviours translate into increasing team performance which is great for any manager at any level to be responsible for. 

If you have any questions on “Be Fair Not Nice When Leading Teams + 10 Team Performance Tactics”, please email me at [email protected] and I will get back to you. 

Jess Coles 

Enhance.training