Manager successfully delegates entire job

A TEAM manager is so efficient in his delegation he no longer has any hint of work to perform, he has admitted. 

Martin Bishop now delegates 100 per cent of his daily responsibilities including delegation itself, which is handled by his PA.

He said: “Nobody likes a micromanager who’s too hands-on and can’t trust his staff to do their jobs well. So I’m the exact opposite.

“I let them approach their jobs their way, in their own time, doing all the interfacing with clients and suppliers and regulators themselves, as long as they don’t bother me with it.

“My deputy does the meetings, my PA does the emails, I’ve got Janice doing sign-offs and Pete doing the Starbucks run. The entire office hums like a perfect machine that needs no managerial input whatsoever.

“I’ve been years getting here, developing my delegation skills. From fobbing off work at school to my assiduous employment of interns, I’ve clawed my way up. Only last year I was still doing my own expenses.”

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WAS your ex the best thing that ever happened to you, or has it just been a few days since you rubbed one out? Find out with our quiz.

How long has it been since they dumped you?

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ANSWERS

Mostly As: For some reason you’re hung up on your ex, even though they sound bloody awful. It’s time to cut your losses, bin everything that reminds you of them, and get yourself back out there. Either that or treat yourself to a crafty wank. Both will make you feel better.

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