From Micromanager to Leader

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Steve Jobs once said: “It doesn’t make sense to hire smart people and then tell them what to do.” Yet, that’s what many leaders and managers today continue to do. In a recent survey by Trinity Solutions, 71% of participants said that being micromanaged interfered with their job performance, while 85% stated their morale was negatively impacted.

But the biggest problem with micromanaging is that the people who do it usually don’t know they are doing it.

So how do you know if you’re micromanaging your team or being micromanaged? In this webinar, project management experts discuss:

• What are the top 7 signs of micromanagement
• Why trust and transparency are vital for eliminating micromanagement 
• How to eliminate micromanagement through leadership and integrating a digital workplace for better team dynamics and increased productivity

Let your team take charge and achieve all those set goals while building more visibility and trust!

About the presenters

Casey McGuigan With a background in mathematics and an MBA, Casey brings a wealth of experience as well as a data analytics and business perspective to Infragistics. Casey is the Product Manager for Slingshot and was instrumental in product development, market analysis and the product's go-to-market strategy. She’s been at Infragistics since 2013 and when she’s not in the office, she enjoys playing soccer and attending concerts.

Jason Beres As the Sr. VP of Developer Tools at Infragistics, Jason and his team spearhead the customer-driven, innovative features and functionality throughout all Infragistics' UI, UX, Data Visualization and Business Intelligence products. Jason works directly with Infragistics customers around the globe to ensure that their needs are met through our products and roadmaps. Jason is a former Microsoft .NET MVP, and he is the author of several books on software development, covering topics like SQL Server, C#, Visual Basic, Rich Client and Web Development. Jason is a national and international conference speaker and keeps very active in the developer & UX community. You can follow Jason at @jasonberes on Twitter.