how to become a Manager ?

[Sonu_Patel]

Current manager is leaving company.. how should i approach to take up his role ? 

[yemdoing]

1 minute ago, Sonu_Patel said:

Current manager is leaving company.. how should i approach to take up his role ? 

what did you do as an acting manager when he was away ?

[thata]

2 minutes ago, Sonu_Patel said:

Current manager is leaving company.. how should i approach to take up his role ? 

Tell him you have 5 fake houses in Texas, then they think you can fake and become manager anna 

[thata]

1 minute ago, yemdoing said:

what did you do as an acting manager when he was away ?

Don’t work! 

[Pandubabu]

7 minutes ago, Sonu_Patel said:

Current manager is leaving company.. how should i approach to take up his role ? 

The first qualification is being a home owner ..

[Sonu_Patel]

5 minutes ago, yemdoing said:

what did you do as an acting manager when he was away ?

I and 3 other FTEs and 2 Contractors unnaru team lo.. I back up him with resource management. 

[Sonu_Patel]

1 minute ago, Pandubabu said:

The first qualification is being a home owner ..

#still looking anna.

[hch]

easy anna..do this

[Maggavale]

11 minutes ago, Sonu_Patel said:

Current manager is leaving company.. how should i approach to take up his role ? 

Pani bandh chesi, uppity build up 10gu // automatic ga pick ithav manager ki 

[yemdoing]

3 minutes ago, Sonu_Patel said:

I and 3 other FTEs and 2 Contractors unnaru team lo.. I back up him with resource management. 

that is your selling point. and ask your leaving manager to back you up if he is willing to do. First get his opinion if you are ready to be manager. if he says yes then ask him to put your name . if he doesn't say yes even then put your points why you are ready.

 

also understand management will try to give you the responsibility but not the role now. And when they give you the role they will do small hike in pay. Market baledu kada 

[Konebhar6]

2 hours ago, Sonu_Patel said:

Current manager is leaving company.. how should i approach to take up his role ? 

IF you are interested in the role, you should show interest. If not for this role, you could be considered for a managers job down the road. Approach your current manager and talk about your interest. Setup meeting with his/her boss and let you know. Be prepared for the interview. Understand the role of a manager.

• Budgeting. Understanding finance terms like Opex, capex, etc. Get familiarized.
• How do you manage Resource allocation to different projects
• Your approach to Grooming resources via 1:1's. 
• Your approach for the projects
• Your approach on issue resolution with different teams. 
• Resource conflicts with in team. How do you address them.
• What makes you unique as a manager.

Throw your hat in the ring.

[Kaidi7691]

Enti tammudu idhi. Nannu adarshamga thisuko. Vennupotu poduv

[Konebhar6]

29 minutes ago, Kaidi7691 said:

Enti tammudu idhi. Nannu adarshamga thisuko. Vennupotu poduv

Oka sari venakki tirugu anna

[thata]

Becoming a manager typically involves a combination of education, experience, and certain skills. Here are steps to help you become a manager:

1. **Education**: Many managers have at least a bachelor's degree, although it can vary by industry and organization. Consider pursuing a degree in a field relevant to your desired career path.

2. **Gain Relevant Experience**: Start in entry-level positions within your chosen field to gain practical experience and learn about the industry. You'll often need several years of experience before becoming a manager.

3. **Develop Leadership Skills**: Managers need strong leadership skills. Work on improving your communication, decision-making, problem-solving, and conflict resolution abilities.

4. **Networking**: Build a professional network within your industry. Attend industry events, join relevant associations, and connect with peers and mentors who can offer guidance and support.

5. **Mentorship**: Seek out a mentor who is an experienced manager. They can provide valuable insights and advice on your career path.

6. **Continuing Education**: Consider taking courses or obtaining certifications related to management. This can demonstrate your commitment to growth and development in your field.

7. **Apply for Managerial Roles**: Keep an eye out for job openings for managerial positions. Tailor your resume and cover letter to highlight your leadership and relevant experience.

8. **Interview Preparation**: Be prepared for interviews by showcasing your managerial potential. Discuss how you've handled challenges, led teams, and achieved results.

9. **Show Initiative**: Even before becoming a manager, take on leadership roles in projects or teams. This can demonstrate your ability to lead and manage effectively.

10. **Stay Informed**: Stay updated on industry trends and management best practices. Continuous learning is essential in management.

11. **Be Patient**: Becoming a manager often takes time, so be patient and persistent in your pursuit of this career goal.

Remember that the path to becoming a manager can vary widely depending on your industry and the specific organization you're interested in. Tailor your approach to fit your goals and circumstances.

[Kaidi7691]

3 minutes ago, Konebhar6 said:

Oka sari venakki tirugu anna

Ala venakki tiriganappudey bokkalo vesaru