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If you are open with them, they will respect you more. You always should attempt honesty with your people, as it should influence them toward honesty as well.
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People will notice your honestly and respect it. You being honest also encourages others to be honest, too.
  
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Leaders must be definitely geared towards goals and the future. You must look ahead to see what's coming and plan accordingly. There may be surprises along the way; however, with practice you can hone this skill. Constantly reevaluate your goals and know where you are headed next.
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A good leader is someone who thinks about the future. You have to anticipate things before they happen so you can make plans. Obviously, you won't always know what the future holds, but with learning and practice, your gut can steer you correctly more often than you think. Keep asking yourself what your ultimate goals are and then plan accordingly.
  
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Tenacity and commitment are important skills for great leadership. When it all goes wrong, you are going to be the one everyone turns to in order to see how to act. You must focus on successfully completing the goal despite the obstacles you face. If you stay motivated, so will the rest of your team.
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Always be ethical. Instill a strong code of ethics in your employees and follow that code yourself. When customers see that you are working in their best interest, you will build up customer loyalty. Ensure rules are followed by developing morals within your company.
  
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Honesty is a very important virtue of becoming a great leader. You cannot be an effective leader if you cannot be trusted. While you hone your leadership abilities, make sure to put honesty at the forefront. When people trust you, they also respect you.
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Don't lower morals for competition. If your competitors are sinking to moral lows, do not follow along. There are other ways to do things, and you need to seek them out. Once you have found a way to compete without lowering your standards, you will feel better about your decisions.
  
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Tenacity is a key characteristic of a good leader. When everything goes wrong, the whole team will be looking to you for cues on how to react. You should focus on accomplishing the goal whatever obstacles stand in the way. Seeing how persistent you are is going to make the group more willing to work on the problems.
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Be prepared before speaking to the team. Always consider the questions that might be asked. Spend some time thinking of what your answers will be. You can get respected more by the team if you have answers they seek. This saves time, too.
  
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Try your best to be approachable. A lot of people think intimidation and fear-mongering are the best ways to show who is in charge. It isn't good, and you won't have the respect of others. Be kind, caring and compassionate instead.
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Always think about the values that are important to you. Make sure you will be able to live with your decisions. If you anticipate feeling badly about a potential choice, steer clear of it. While others may sink to lower levels than you, you don't have to follow their lead.
  
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Don't set unrealistic goals. This will only lead to failure. A great leader would never let this happen.
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Don't talk as much as you listen. Being skilled at hearing what is being said is a great leadership skill to have. Hear what your employees have to say. Listen to what they're griping about and praising the company for. Learn about their thoughts on the products too, and even about the buyers of the products. You can learn a lot from them.
  
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It is important to refrain from doing anything that could be construed as deceitful or devious. If you want to be trusted as a leader, it is essential that you live up to your promises. If you say that you're giving the best service possible, then you have to teach the employees that work for you what it takes to give people great service.
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Listening to subordinates is crucial as a leader. They usually have helpful ideas. Once you know they have heard what you have to say, listen to their echoes for more success than you ever dreamed.
  
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Remember that winning isn't everything. Statistics are easy to get lost in today, all thanks to technology. People who are excellent leaders do this to stay on track and see how far they need to go. If you step back for a second and start focusing on making a culture of people being successful at work, winning will happen on its own.
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Listen to your team members. Colleagues often have great ideas for process and product improvements. Do not be afraid of asking employees for their opinions due to a fear of criticism. Understanding any issues and finding a solution helps show your team that they can confide in you.
  
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Your employees will form opinions about you because of your decisions. These decisions such as the hiring and firing of employees, who you assign tasks to and how you hand out promotions all go into others forming an opinion about you. Showing favoritism instead of rewarding your employees on their individual merits can undermine productivity and reduce corporate morale.
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Always listen to your instincts. One reason you entered leadership is your solid instincts, so pay attention to them. You are going to find yourself making some mistakes. You have to learn to accept you mistakes and learn from them. Do not forget the mistakes or you run the risk of making them again.
  
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You should strive to make great decisions. The most effective leaders are skillful at making good decisions. Don't be afraid to go out on a limb. If you can make decisions quickly using available information, your own intuition and vision, then you will be a leader others want to follow. Never underestimate your ability to make decisions.
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You are the example that must be set for employees. Do not only rely on the title you're given. You will need to set the example for things like a good attitude and timeliness. Don not be hypocritical. Be a person whom others can respect.
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Get over the ego that you have and don't be separate from the employees you have physically. While you are the true leader, it helps to see yourself as a team member as well.

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People will notice your honestly and respect it. You being honest also encourages others to be honest, too.

A good leader is someone who thinks about the future. You have to anticipate things before they happen so you can make plans. Obviously, you won't always know what the future holds, but with learning and practice, your gut can steer you correctly more often than you think. Keep asking yourself what your ultimate goals are and then plan accordingly.

Always be ethical. Instill a strong code of ethics in your employees and follow that code yourself. When customers see that you are working in their best interest, you will build up customer loyalty. Ensure rules are followed by developing morals within your company.

Don't lower morals for competition. If your competitors are sinking to moral lows, do not follow along. There are other ways to do things, and you need to seek them out. Once you have found a way to compete without lowering your standards, you will feel better about your decisions.

Be prepared before speaking to the team. Always consider the questions that might be asked. Spend some time thinking of what your answers will be. You can get respected more by the team if you have answers they seek. This saves time, too.

Always think about the values that are important to you. Make sure you will be able to live with your decisions. If you anticipate feeling badly about a potential choice, steer clear of it. While others may sink to lower levels than you, you don't have to follow their lead.

Don't talk as much as you listen. Being skilled at hearing what is being said is a great leadership skill to have. Hear what your employees have to say. Listen to what they're griping about and praising the company for. Learn about their thoughts on the products too, and even about the buyers of the products. You can learn a lot from them.

Listening to subordinates is crucial as a leader. They usually have helpful ideas. Once you know they have heard what you have to say, listen to their echoes for more success than you ever dreamed.

Listen to your team members. Colleagues often have great ideas for process and product improvements. Do not be afraid of asking employees for their opinions due to a fear of criticism. Understanding any issues and finding a solution helps show your team that they can confide in you.

Always listen to your instincts. One reason you entered leadership is your solid instincts, so pay attention to them. You are going to find yourself making some mistakes. You have to learn to accept you mistakes and learn from them. Do not forget the mistakes or you run the risk of making them again.

You are the example that must be set for employees. Do not only rely on the title you're given. You will need to set the example for things like a good attitude and timeliness. Don not be hypocritical. Be a person whom others can respect.

Get over the ego that you have and don't be separate from the employees you have physically. While you are the true leader, it helps to see yourself as a team member as well.

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