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Is it better to dominate the junior staffs in their work?

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Question added by Kranti Parajuli , PERSONAL ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER , Nepal Government Ministry Of Prime-Minister
Date Posted: 2013/05/15
Binod Timsina
by Binod Timsina , Human Resources Business Partner , CG Corp Global │ Chaudhary Group

It is not good to dominate any staffs.
We have to give them feedback and handle them towards the better performance.

Mohammad Zakaria
by Mohammad Zakaria , Senior Officer , AB Bank Ltd. (Previous Employer: United Commercial Bank Ltd)

Should not force staff but should motivated.
Motivation will ensure to be motivated in relevant task which may appreciate them for the best outcome.

Ogunmola Olaniyi
by Ogunmola Olaniyi , Team Lead IT / IP Network , SPECTRANET LIMITED

Junior staffs are the once that does the bulk of the work while we manage their activities and extend knowledge to them to be more proactive, the word dominant is just slavery in my own terms which is not needed in any organization for better productivity of any departmental result.
With Team work we can achieve more.

khaled khader
by khaled khader , Assistant Professor , Alzaytoonah University

Yes, junior staffs need too much supervision and direction.
this will ensure safety of employee and others , and ensure their competency level and ability to work independently.

Qasim Malik
by Qasim Malik , Manager Human Resources , SNL Financial (Pvt) Ltd

Dominating any staff will cause a lot of motivation issues which will eventually lead to low efficiency and even lower productivity.
It is extremely important to keep employees engaged and motivated in order to achieve the company goals.
The best option would be to empower employees, hold them responsible for their actions but at the same time, give them ownership of the work they do.
The sense of ownership in an employee automatically increases their dedication towards the work they are doing and positive changes will been seen.
A recent study by the Human Resource Leadership Council suggests that a motivated employee has87% of being more productive than a demotivated employee.
The same study also suggested that a motivated employee is likely to improve his/her productivity by20% as opposed to a demotivated employee.
For me, the biggest demotivating factor would be when my boss starts dominating me.

RenyPhil Jacob
by RenyPhil Jacob , Tech. Clerk , KNPC

Dominate them.
But the domination must drive them to the companies objective rather than their own objective

Mohamed Othman
by Mohamed Othman , معلم خبير (مدرس) , مدرسة السلام الثانوية الصناعية المعدنية

1 - stand beside him2 - Explain how the currency with continuous monitoring to avoid mistakes3 - urging him to work in progress4 - to help solve his problems5 - treated as a friend Booze is gaining confidence pill and respect

Shahzad Khan
by Shahzad Khan , Deputy Manager - Human Resources , The Searle Company Limited

Yes domination is good, if you are looking for ;

 - Less motivated team.

 - Want to kill confidence.

 - Have lack of creativity and trust in your team.

 - Looking for delay and expedite errors.

 - Higher turn-over.

 - Having bad mouth for yourself and ultimately for the organization.

Much to add because, I worked under such (ill)manager who ultimately side line from the job. But I must mention Domination is good but for having domination first win the team confidence, build them and then they'll be ready to accept your domination.

MRUTYUNJAYA MALLICK
by MRUTYUNJAYA MALLICK , system manager , sakrobotix lab pvt. ltd.

An organization will achieve its goal when there is co-operation , collaboration, mutual understanding between employees.
It will happen when you have a good motivational, leadership skill.
Rather than dominating the employees try to show them the perfect direction, take feedback from them, share the knowledge with the employees which will increase the productivity of the employees.

Sandeep Sudanthiran
by Sandeep Sudanthiran , System Administrator , Scope International - Standard Chartered Bank

No not at all, don't dominate the Junior Staff, let them know the importance of there work and give some rewards for whatever good thing that you feel is being done.

Abid Sheikh (CCIE, PMP, CISA, VCP)
by Abid Sheikh (CCIE, PMP, CISA, VCP) , Senior System / Network Engineer , Data Steel Pipe Industries Pvt Ltd

Domination can cause so many problems.
Great mangers/leaders inspire their juniors not dominate.

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