I would like my boss to understand “Fundamental attribution
error (Tendency to blame someone else when
things go wrong”). As a manager he/she must have motivation
to lead other team members, but also be able to handle the pressure in order to
make the project complete. Fundamental attribution error occurs when the
manager thinks that the project process doesn’t go through well because there
is a member who has no experience and doesn’t perform well. Even though this
person is new to the company and doesn’t have much experience, the boss should
understand the situation. People tend to be stressed out when they are in a
negative situation. Managers should not blame their team members, but should give
feedback to help them to improve their performance. When managers can think
about how they would feel in that same situation happens to them, they might be
able to perform better for their members.
This is a great concept for managers to understand!
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