Repetitive work can establish standardized SOP workflows and improve efficiency, resulting in less and less work time spent.
The extra time can handle non routine work and thinking.
Managers have subordinates and need to lead others. Regular work can be divided and delegated to subordinates.
However, these are two simple words, but they are actually the most time-consuming work and the most easily overlooked by the general public. Actual implementation is definitely not something that can be achieved in one go
Division of labor is actually a complex, tedious, and lengthy process. Because there must be gray areas in division of labor, work cannot be clearly defined at once. So, after division of labor, it is necessary to carefully observe where there is ambiguity, and then clarify responsibilities more carefully. This kind of clarification may need to be done many times
Additionally, subordinates may not necessarily understand the leader's thoughts.
So, after dividing tasks, managers must also observe whether their subordinates truly understand.
After subordinates truly understand the supervisor's ideas, everyone can truly position themselves according to the leader's division of labor and perform their respective duties.
Authorization is also overly simplified.
People are not made from a single mold, they are not made by subordinates after explaining the requirements, content, steps, and methods of the work.
Managers must provide assistance, teach subordinates how to do authorized work, and watch them learn and develop habits