You have always naturally become a group leader
As Entrepreneur.com states, people who are leaders by nature usually do not even have to try; they become temporary leaders of the various groups they happen to be in. For example, if you are on a trip and the group gets lost, or at an event where people do not know one another, does it happen that you naturally start to coordinate and lead the group? Well, that may be a sign that you are a born manager.
People listen to you and are interested in your views
People who have a gift of leading others can speak in a way that makes others interested. They can talk well, inspire others and, in short, draw attention to themselves so that people want to hear their opinion and are interested in what they think.
You can communicate effectively with all kinds of people
A manager's communication skills should enable them to talk effectively with anyone: family members, senior citizens, people from different social and demographic groups. This is because a successful manager is able to adapt their communication style to the specific situation and person they are talking to. If you do this on your own automatically, it might be a sign that you could be a really good manager.
You have a healthy self-esteem, but also the ability to self-reflect
Every manager needs to be self-confident. They must believe in themselves and their abilities. But at the same time, they should not be a complete narcissist or sociopath, and they should have a certain amount of self-reflection. This is the only way they will be able to learn from their mistakes and thus continuously educate themselves - a basic prerequisite for being a successful manager.
You are stress-resilient
Managers often have to juggle many tasks and responsibilities at once. They worry not only about their own productivity, but also about team goals, plus their subordinates' satisfaction and development. And to top it all off, they have to deal with clients, management, business partners and other colleagues. A manager must therefore be resilient to stress. If you crumble under the slightest stress, a career in management is probably not right for you.
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