Adopt an encouraging attitude
A true leader should not only be able to identify his team members’ talent but also to encourage them into making the most of their natural gifts.
There are a few techniques that enable leaders to name exactly the talents of each and every member of their team, such as finding out what annoys them the most, as often humans find it upsetting to see reflected their own strengths into the others’ weaknesses.
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