Claraviolet
Loyal member
It depends on the skill set required and also the existing employees skill set. If you have the required skill set in the existing employees, then you can go ahead and promote them internally.
However, if their skill set is not enough, then it's better to hire someone externally to do the job for you. Not everyone is a good leader and not everyone is a good follower. If people can adapt then it's all well and good but for many people, accommodating new things can be really hard( this applies for me too).
I am no good with management but if I have to, then I will do it. If given a chance, I will pass it on to others. I don't like dealing with people and if someone wouldn't complete their work on time, I can't really let that slide.
However, if their skill set is not enough, then it's better to hire someone externally to do the job for you. Not everyone is a good leader and not everyone is a good follower. If people can adapt then it's all well and good but for many people, accommodating new things can be really hard( this applies for me too).
I am no good with management but if I have to, then I will do it. If given a chance, I will pass it on to others. I don't like dealing with people and if someone wouldn't complete their work on time, I can't really let that slide.