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READY. SET. LEAD. PREPARING YOUR NEW MANAGERS TO LEAD perspectives LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT 2014 Harvard Business School Publishing. All rights reserved. Harvard Business Publishing is an affiliate

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1. Start by identifying the key skills and competencies that new managers should possess.
2. Create a comprehensive training plan that covers essential topics such as leadership, communication, decision-making, and conflict resolution.
3. Provide new managers with opportunities to shadow experienced managers and learn from their actions and experiences.
4. Encourage new managers to attend relevant workshops, seminars, or conferences to improve their managerial skills.
5. Assign mentors or coaches to new managers who can provide guidance and support throughout their transition.
6. Conduct regular performance assessments to evaluate the progress of new managers and identify areas for improvement.
7. Foster a culture of continuous learning by offering ongoing training and development opportunities for new managers.
8. Provide resources and tools that new managers can use to enhance their knowledge and skills, such as online courses or books.
9. Establish clear expectations and goals for new managers, and regularly communicate them to ensure alignment and accountability.
10. Encourage collaboration and networking among new managers to foster learning and knowledge sharing.

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1. Any organization that aims to develop and promote internal talent can benefit from preparing their new managers.
2. Companies that are expanding their operations and need to onboard new managers to oversee various departments or teams.
3. Organizations that want to ensure a smooth transition for employees stepping into managerial roles.
4. Businesses that prioritize leadership development and want to groom their employees for future management positions.
5. Any industry or sector that values nurturing and empowering its workforce to drive growth and success.

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Preparing your new managers involves providing necessary training, tools, and resources to help them succeed in their new roles.

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The purpose of preparing your new managers is to ensure they have the knowledge and skills needed to effectively lead their teams.

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