delegating
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Definition
- Noun:
- The act of authorizing subordinates to make certain decisions: "Delegating" refers to the process or action of entrusting responsibility and authority to others, typically those in lower positions, to make specific decisions or perform certain tasks.
Usage
- As a subject: "Delegating is a key skill for effective management."
- As an object: "The manager improved efficiency through skillful delegating."
- With a possessive: "Her delegating of routine tasks freed up time for strategic planning."
Examples
Advanced Usage
- "the art of delegating": This phrase emphasizes delegating as a skill that requires practice and finesse.
- Mastering the art of delegating is crucial for any leader.
- "effective/ineffective delegating": These collocations judge the quality of the delegation process.
- Ineffective delegating can lead to confusion and missed deadlines.
Variants and Related Words
- Delegate (verb): To entrust a task or responsibility to another person.
- You should delegate more of your daily tasks to your assistant.
- Delegate (noun): A person sent or authorized to represent others.
- She was the chief delegate at the conference.
- Delegation (noun): The act of delegating OR a group of delegates.
- The delegation of authority was clearly outlined. (act)
- A delegation from the company attended the summit. (group)
Synonyms
- Devolution: The delegation of power, especially by a central government to local or regional administrations.
- Deputation: The act of appointing or authorizing someone as a deputy or agent.
Related Phrases
- "hands-off approach": A management style characterized by extensive delegating and minimal direct supervision.
- His hands-off approach relies on trust and effective delegating.
Noun
- authorizing subordinates to make certain decisions