Some leaders delegate only when they are overworked or in a crisis. This can send a message to subordinates that they are being used, since they only receive tasks when it benefits the manager. Ideally, delegation should benefit both the subordinate and the manager. Leaders can send this message by delegating assignments that develop or stretch subordinates' talents and skills. Delegating to develop workers builds up a pool of talent for those inevitable crisis situations. It also enhances worker motivation and confidence since they acquire experience and benefit from the new or improved skills. Care should be taken to assure that the employee has the capability to succeed in the task. Employees should not be set up to fail. Certainly sometimes failure will occur. Leaders must recognise this and provide helpful, developmental feedback in those situations. Emphasis should be placed on the positive things that were done on the task and what actions could have been taken to overcome the problems.