Poor teamwork
Sometimes, employees may lose focus on collaboration when they spend a lot of time completing individual tasks. To re-establish teamwork, managers should revisit the purpose of a project. Managers who take the time to acknowledge their team's efforts and clarify the purpose of their work commonly see increased levels of motivation.
Consider dividing your team members into partners so they have a chance to work with someone for a specific project. Team-building exercises are another great way to help everyone learn how to work better together. Base the content of your exercises around the challenges your team faces. For example, if they need to get to know each other better, focus on relationship building.
Pressure to perform
Some managers, especially new managers, to feel like they are under pressure to achieve greatness from the very start of their role. If you frequently feel stressed about your leadership position, take time to revisit the reasons why you were hired for the job. Recognize that leaders learn from experience and mistakes. While planning helps, you will likely face unexpected situations. The way that you choose to resolve conflicts and react to challenges reflects your ability to lead.
Absence of structure
A common challenge that managers face in the workplace is the absence of structure, especially when overseeing a new team. Depending on the work environment, some teams may need to be supervised more closely than others in order to maintain productivity levels.
Take time to develop an organizational structure that helps employees know what you expect of them. In addition, show your team respect to encourage loyalty.
Time management
Because managers are responsible for overseeing the members of their team and communicating with other department heads, they typically struggle with balancing their own tasks. One way to prioritize your own work responsibilities is by scheduling time throughout the day to do specific work. Let your team know the times you'll be available to them and the times you plan to focus on your work. Regularly update your calendar, and share it with team members so they know when they can reach you