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5 points for a good leader to motivate his team.

He The art of motivating is what defines a good leader. Motivation becomes one of the keys to success in modern companies, being one of the most productive investments for a company.

Companies with motivated employees perform better. These highly motivated people They perform better in their jobs, are more productive and achieve the objectives set by the company more easily and efficiently. All these results represent a benefit for the workers but also for the company they are part of, and are in the hands of the leader who leads the team. 

There are many theories about human motivation, although in this article we will rely on guidelines for achieving the motivation and involvement of a company's employees.

Some guidelines that can help us develop this motivation are:

1. Take care of the work environment. Working in a comfortable and relaxed environment, where employees can freely express their ideas, improves their motivation.

2. Establish communication channels. It is essential that employees know details of the company and its processes so that they feel involved in it. Workers must feel part of the company and we will facilitate this through a fluid and transparent internal communication. 

3. Provides Feedback to your employeesAs leaders, we must provide feedback to our team members, showing how processes are being carried out and whether we consider they are being carried out correctly or incorrectly. We must always provide this feedback with the aim of improving, never with the aim of punishing.

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4Promotes responsibility and autonomy. Every worker seeks to be responsible and autonomous in his or her work. If we allow employees to make decisions and feel responsible for their work, we will get them to be more motivated to be autonomous and self-sufficient. If we punish these initiatives, we will only achieve workers who are dependent on our decisions.

5. Set an example. If we want our employees to be motivated, we as leaders must also be motivated. We cannot demand something that we do not fulfill ourselves, so we must set an example with our own actions.

6. Don't punish innovation. When a team innovates and is creative, it risks making mistakes. We should not be harsh or punish failure, but rather see it as an opportunity for improvement. In this case, failure is not trying.

7. Spend time with your employees. Talk to them, find out what their concerns are or what their strengths are. Spend quality time with each person you work with, paying attention to their difficulties and strengths.

With these guidelines and others that you will discover in the day to day of your company, you will achieve Motivate your team to achieve optimal results in their work. We must work on motivation every day, without neglecting the people who make up our team. These guidelines may require an effort, but there is no doubt that the results will be very positive.

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