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In as much as I am not a
Manchester United Fan, I have always respected the football team for years under
Sir Alex Ferguson. While I am indifferent to their bad performance so far under
David Moyes this season, I have learned a lot about the necessity of excellent
and experienced leadership at the top of any organization. Below are 5 things that I
have learned from the transition between the last two coaches of Manchester United
football club:
1) Give leadership positions to
the most qualified and not bow to favoritism (giving a position merely because of
similarity in race, gender, religion, or ethnicity)
2) Seek qualified leader or coach, who
has consistently performed as good as or better at similar levels as the outgoing leader or
coach, as a favorable replacement.
3) Privately find out from
past followers or players about strengths and weaknesses of the new leader or
coach, as well as why the new leader or coach was successful in the past |
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4) Make sure the followers or players
believe that the new leader or coach is as good as or better than the outgoing
leader or coach, so that they can perform or play as hard for the new leader or
coach like they did for the former one..
5) Like Chelsea football club,
get rid of any leader or coach that is not performing well immediately and bring in
someone that has met the first 4 criteria.
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