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Management article
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Reference no. U0802B
Published by: Harvard Business Publishing
Published in: "Harvard Management Update", 2008

Abstract

Making the leap from individual contributor to manager - it's one of the most challenging transitions in any career, and even the most talented individuals will stumble a few times as they assume their new roles. As the manager of a new manager, you can ease the transition by stressing three skills: (1) balancing multiple demands from multiple constituencies; (2) developing sources of informal power through relationships; and (3) learning to delegate wisely.

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Abstract

Making the leap from individual contributor to manager - it's one of the most challenging transitions in any career, and even the most talented individuals will stumble a few times as they assume their new roles. As the manager of a new manager, you can ease the transition by stressing three skills: (1) balancing multiple demands from multiple constituencies; (2) developing sources of informal power through relationships; and (3) learning to delegate wisely.

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