I didn't want to be a micro-managing biatch, so I never made a checklist for my instructors at the studio for when they get in and before they leave.
After being open for less than 2 months, the a/c was left on twice, the a/c wasn't turned on once, the stereo and mic have been left on numerous times and I have about had it.
I just made up a check list for all of them to initial when they get in and before they leave.
I don't think of checklists as micro-managing. I think they are more of a gentle reminder, to put everyone on the same page, especially when they are coming down from the adrenaline of teaching a class, or coming in first thing in the morning with other things on their minds.
And for the A.C., would it be possible to look into a programable therrmosat? I know in my H's small office, this was a great money saver, due to people constantly forgetting to turn it on/off.
Post by louietunes on Jun 21, 2012 13:22:53 GMT -5
I don't think a checklist is micro-managing. It's a simple management tool. If you made them call you and tell you exactly what they did every open and every close, that would be micro-managing!
I don't think a checklist is micro-managing. It's a simple management tool. If you made them call you and tell you exactly what they did every open and every close, that would be micro-managing!