Topic 18 Important qualities of a good supervisor
When asked what are the important qualities of a supervisor, different people
hold different perspectives, due to their different experiences. After pondering
this question on many occasions, I sum up three vital qualities that a supervisor
or a boss should possess.
In my understanding, the most essential trait of a boss is that he or she should
be able to do what is required of his or her subordinates. As an English proverb
says," Example is better than precept." If a boss wants the employees to be
hardworking, he or she should be diligent himself or herself. The dean of my
department, for example, is a very conscientious man. He is never late in the
morning and never leaves earlier than the rest of the staff. By setting himself as
a good example, he teaches us what is a right attitude to work.
Another crucial feature of a boss is communication skills. The duty of a boss is
to give instructions and directions to his or her employees. If the purpose and
the means are not clearly explained, people may feel at loss as to what to do.
Again, our dean is an expert in explaining a task. He usually not only lets us
know what and how we should do, he also stirs up our interest and enthusiasm
in the job to be done.
The last but not the least vital feature of a boss is that he or she should be an
understanding or considerate person. If an employee made a mistake, the boss
should not rush to criticize him or her. Instead, the boss should first figure out
the reasons behind the wrong deed. By saying that, I do not mean that a boss
should always be lenient. What I mean is that a boss should consider himself or
herself equal to the employ as a human being. In that case, both parties can
reach an understanding on the basis of mutual respect.
In short, a supervisor should be a person who is self-disciplined, expressive and
considerate and who does not deem him or herself a superior being to others.
Topic 18 Important qualities of a good supervisorWhen asked what are the important qualities of a supervisor, different peoplehold different perspectives, due to their different experiences. After ponderingthis question on many occasions, I sum up three vital qualities that a supervisoror a boss should possess.In my understanding, the most essential trait of a boss is that he or she shouldbe able to do what is required of his or her subordinates. As an English proverbsays," Example is better than precept." If a boss wants the employees to behardworking, he or she should be diligent himself or herself. The dean of mydepartment, for example, is a very conscientious man. He is never late in themorning and never leaves earlier than the rest of the staff. By setting himself asa good example, he teaches us what is a right attitude to work.Another crucial feature of a boss is communication skills. The duty of a boss isto give instructions and directions to his or her employees. If the purpose andthe means are not clearly explained, people may feel at loss as to what to do.Again, our dean is an expert in explaining a task. He usually not only lets usknow what and how we should do, he also stirs up our interest and enthusiasmin the job to be done.The last but not the least vital feature of a boss is that he or she should be anunderstanding or considerate person. If an employee made a mistake, the bossควรรีบโจมตีเขาหรือเธอ แทน เจ้านายควรต้องทราบเหตุผลอยู่เบื้องหลังหนังสือไม่ถูกต้อง ด้วยการพูดว่า ผมไม่ได้หมายถึง ที่เป็นเจ้านายเสมอควรผ่อน สิ่งที่ผมหมายถึง ว่า เป็นเจ้านายควรพิจารณาตัวเองเป็น หรือตัวเองเท่ากับว่าจ้างเป็นมนุษย์ ในกรณี ทั้งสองฝ่ายสามารถถึงความเข้าใจบนพื้นฐานของความเคารพซึ่งกันและกันในระยะสั้น ผู้ควบคุมงานควรเป็นบุคคลตนเองมีระเบียบวินัย การแสดงออก และความมีน้ำใจ และที่ไม่ไม่ถือเขาหรือตัวเองเป็นห้องอื่น
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