Majorly, organizations are seen to be giving leadership
training and development only to their top level employees – those at the
senior and executive levels. But, it is suggested that leadership training is
given to the masses as well as it needs to scale. This training needs to be
extended to every employee within the organization, or else it will result in
ineffective leaders, disengaged employees and turnover problems. Do you want to
know what problems are encountered if leadership development does not scale to
the masses? Read further.
Employees are required to use their skills and abilities at
work to contribute to their job satisfaction. And when they aren’t satisfied
with their job, they tend to move away to something better. When good
performance employees quit their job, it is not the employees, but the
organization that suffers a great deal. Without leadership training
opportunities, employees start getting impassive and tend to look for better
opportunities. They feel like their career will not grow in their current
workplace, and thus they plan to move ahead. In a survey, only 15% of people
said they believe to be promoted to the next level of management, while more
than 60% said they don’t see any job satisfaction in the next few years!
Employees will always be in search of an organization that provides effective
training and a more promising career path.
Inactive employees
Studies have shown that half of the managers have always
been bent on signing up great talent and keeping the best employees on their
jobs. A majority of organizations prioritize talent and their movement up the
graph. This means that the management looks for employees full of talent and
those that are driving up to their full potential. But, when employees with
leadership potential aren’t trained well, they can never reach their full
potential, and thus become stagnant, inactive and inefficient.
Disengaged employees
The more engaged the leaders are, so will be the employees,
and vice versa. So, if the leaders are not effective with the right attributes,
they will not be involved or engaged with their roles and responsibilities. And
if the leaders are not engaged, the employees will be least interested and
disengaged too. Employees that are monitored by engaged leaders are more likely
to be engaged than those supervised by disengaged and unprofessional leaders.
However, it has been surveyed that there are unfortunately only 35% of managers
who are engaged with their work.
Employees dread their leaders
If leaders do not get appropriate training, they will be
ineffective. And employees are definitely going to dread working under the
leadership of such poor leaders. Because leaders without proper training won't
succeed, employees will want to find better managers to work with. Surveys have
revealed that not more than 20% of managers today have the talent required for
their role. But, if leaders are provided with proper training, this number is
sure to increase. You cannot expect managers to learn completely on their job
and use their natural abilities to be effective. The right kind of training and
development is definitely needed to master the skills required.
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