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The Downside of Micromanagement
Some managers think that keeping a close eye on every little detail of their team’s work will boost performance.

The Downside of Micromanagement: A Heads-Up for Companies

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Some managers think that keeping a close eye on every little detail of their team’s work will boost performance. This approach, known as micromanagement, focuses on the day-to-day tasks of each worker. While it might lead to quick results at first, it usually does more harm than good in the long run. Micromanagement can make employees feel stressed and unhappy, hurting the overall vibe of the company.
When managers micromanage, they zero in on minor details. This can make employees feel like they’re not trusted or valued. Sure, they might work harder at first to meet their manager’s demands, but they often end up frustrated and less motivated over time. This constant oversight kills their creativity and makes them afraid to suggest new ideas or take initiative. Instead of creating a supportive environment, micromanagement leads to a workplace where employees feel anxious and unengaged.
In the end, the downsides of micromanagement can really hurt a company. High employee turnover becomes a big issue because talented workers leave to find better jobs. This messes with team harmony and increases costs for hiring and training new staff. Plus, being known for micromanagement can make it tough to attract new talent and can damage the company’s image. It’s important for managers to move away from micromanagement and build a positive, trust-filled work environment where employees feel valued and empowered.
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