He should keep his subordinates informed and listen to their objections to his plans. He must create an environment in which all members may contribute to the limits of their ability. He must establish detailed work routines and procedures, and enforce these firmly but fairly. The must encourage full participation on important matters, continually broadening subordinate self-direction and control. Expectations Expectations Expectations 1.
People can tolerate work if the pay is decent and the boss is fair.
Sharing information with subordinates and involving them in routine decisions will satisfy their basic needs to belong and to feel important. If tasks are simple enough and people are closely controlled, they will produce up to standard.