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How do you become Distinguished in welding to become a manager

Hello my name is Japheth a student from Jobcorps an I'm studying welding an I'm concern on how to become top manager in welding and what is the procedures you have to conquer to become #management

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Bob’s Answer

If your goal is to be a manager, you have to think like a manager. As an employee seek to identify the goals of your managers. How are they measured for success? Are they focused upon project or task completion, creative ideas, new business generation or existing business retention and growth, profit or revenue driven? Do they have diversity goals?

Once you identify what goals, objectives or measurement systems they work under you then seek to identify how best you can support their objectives as well as be excellent in your own work.

Knowing what your management is tasked to accomplish and how they are measured, will help you to understand why they manage the way that they do. Also, listen beyond the express objectives that management gives to you. Listen as to how he/she answers questions, how he/she states the objectives of the team and you will learn how he or she thinks. Do they follow problem solving methodology? Are they process driven (a series of recognizable steps)? If so, what is the mental process they follow in making decisions.

Finally, you will begin to think like a manager. If so, it will be recognized and you will become one.
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Mingyang’s Answer

Hi Japheth, To be a manager is a good idea, but first you need to find a job to know which industry you want to service and work more than 1year. every time you think about how you can manage your job and learn from your manager.
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Adrianna’s Answer

Master your craft first as an individual contributor, volunteer for stretch assignments, and then get your hands on every leadership book, blog, etc you can to learn the art and science of leadership. Management/leadership is one of the toughest yet most rewarding positions. Ask yourself why you want to get into management/leadership and find a strong mentor. Great books! "Radical Candor" "No Excuses" "The Power of Habit" "Play to Win" "You Don't Need a Title to Be a Leader" (read this one first), "Good to Great" "Seven Habits of Highly Effective People" and the all time class by Dale Carnegie " How to Win Friends and Influence People". Good luck!
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