1. Accept that you still have much to learn.
2. Communicate clearly.
3. Set a good example.
4. Encourage feedback.
5. Offer recognition.
6. Be decisive.
7. Help your team see the “big picture.”
8. Create an environment of constant learning and development — and include yourself in this process.
9. Provide professional guidance.
10. Be patient with yourself.
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