YÖNETİCİNİN DRAMI- KIRK KERE SÖYLÜYORUM

17 May 2018 · 1 min
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In this Turkish video, Gülen Gündüz Yılmaz vents frustration about her team’s lack of confidence and the ineffective way managers try to force a "confident" posture in front of customers. She argues that the root problem is the pervasive "parent ego" in managerial communication: leaders speak to employees as if they were children, issuing directives rather than fostering adult‑to‑adult interaction. This dynamic prevents the development of the adult ego traits (self‑awareness, responsibility, autonomous decision‑making) that truly improve performance. Yılmaz explains that managers must become aware of when they slip into parent‑ego mode and deliberately shift to supporting adult development. She outlines practical ways to do this: consciously choosing roles (coach, mentor, director) rather than trying to fill all roles at once; designing learning environments that slow down the pace so participants can observe their automatic reactions; using focused, constructive feedback to raise self‑awareness; and seeking support from other coaches or trainers who model adult‑ego behavior. The video concludes with a call to action for managers, coaches, and trainers to adopt these practices, emphasizing that real change comes from awareness and intentional role‑selection rather than repeated slogans.

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