One day l was asked 2 questions and I am certain some people are still in search of answers. So today #LETS #YAN
His questions
1. Why do employers ask for leadership/ management qualification from candidates who apply for roles that has nothing to do leadership?
2. Why outsource people to fill up managerial roles when the company has staff that has been working for years and know a lot about the company?
In a bid to cut down the up-down chain of decision-making, employers are encouraging a hands-off approach. And for a hands-off approach to being effective, companies look out for staff with a leadership mindset who can think out a solution/ decision without waiting on the management especially when it's an emergency.
So the next time you’re being interviewed as a cleaner/gateman and you’re asked about your leadership experience don’t frown at it.
Secondly, I don’t know if there are leaders out there who will hire incompetent people for a management role.
But if you’re working with a company and you would love to be among the top officials- UPSCALE, IMPROVE, BE BETTER.
If you don’t want to improve, people will be outsourced and you have no right to frown at it but to love it or accept it.
It takes maturity
to realize your incompetence isn’t increasing the company’s revenue. It takes courage to step down for someone else who can do a better job.
Employers will say take the job as if it's your own even if it means stepping down for someone better as some CEOs do.
People are promoted based on competence not how long they have worked that’s why you may know some employees who are still schooling (when I was much younger I use to be like you have a job why still go to school).
IT’S EASIER to employ a novice for an admin role than employ a novice for a managerial role.
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