QUESTION # 1 The manager’s most basic responsibilities are to focus people toward performance of work activities to achieve desired outcomes.” What’s your interpretation of this statement? Do you agree whit this statement? Why or why not? Yes the manager’s most basic responsibilities is to focus people toward performance of work activities to achieve desired outcomes. Basically there are five responsibilities of a managers planning, organizing, leading, controlling, staffing. Planning: It means to determine organizational goal and then to achieve them. Organizing: Deciding where decision will be made and who will do what jobs and tasks and who will work for whom. Leading: It means to inspire and motivate the people or workers to work hard to achieve organizational goals. Controlling: It means to monitoring progress towards goal achievement and taking corrective action when needed. If a manager is a good planner and he knows and can get organizational goal, then he can also organize their organization as well and when he organized their organization in a good manner then he can lead or motivate people more effectively and can also control their organization in a best way. A good manager will focus on these four responsibilities. To become effective manager, you need to know that your employees are being as productive as possible and that the processes in place to facilitate completion of their tasks are working optimally. For this reason, it's important to not only evaluate your workers' performance, but also the processes they're using during the course of each workday. If an employee is falling short, find effective ways to motivate that individual to do a better job. If a process could be improved, gather input from your emp... ... middle of paper ... ...ake stakeholders opinion in it. There should be demonstrate competence by doing what you say and what will you do and also complete organizational promises should be there. Commitment You have to completely engage with stakeholders to build loyalty in your organization. Show stakeholders that you want to maintain a long term relationship with them. Communal relationship In this relationship one party believes that other party will provide those benefits with no expectation of return. When stakeholder believe that an organization helps people without any expectations in return ,the relatioshionship will be at different level as compare to if stakeholder believes that organization only trades benefit for benefit. .Exchange relationship In this type of relationship, both parties expect profit in return of profit. . These relationship mostly based on profit business.
understand the concepts on how to apply these tasks in management and be successful at
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...e the three roles that make a good manager. I feel that my manager and the other managers performances include these being, technical skills, human skills, and conceptual skills which make up a good manager. Their roles as leaders include that they give us the “know how”, the personal relationship with trust and respect, and they have excellent conceptual skills to get us out of and through tight spots we might get into sometimes regarding meeting budget etc. (best buy.com).
There are many tasks that a manager does on a daily basis which include problem solving, facilitating meetings, and many other routine office tasks. "Management is the process of working with people and resources to accomplish organizational goals. Good managers do those things both effectively and efficiently." (Bateman & Snell, 2004) However many of these tasks should not be duplicated by a group of individuals. Different people can take on parts of the management function. Someone on a team can take care of the planning, while another person does the budgeting, and a third can monitor the progress and quality that each team member provides. "Management is like investment you want to invest all resources at your disposal as efficiently as possible in order to get the best return on them you can." (McCrimmon, 2005)
In the other hand, personal relations make the journey of life beautiful and lively. A personal relation has to be maintained and gained with a lot love and affection; personal relations bring true peace and make every moment of life filled with happiness. Money can motivate to an extent, relations will motivate to the fullest, money cannot be carried after end of life, nor relations, but relations will be the one coming to mind when you are in trouble; especially, when at the edge of life.
A management philosophy helps an individual to know the direction and the steps to follow when in a position of management. The various concepts of management have been very helpful, and they have had an impact on my personal management philosophy. Planning is an action that involves thinking about a project and organizing them in a manner that is likely to lead to the desired goal (Dumas, 2013). Planning can assist in ensuring that a task is completed in a systematic way to avoid confusion or distractions so that it has a successful outcome. Organizing aids in establishing activities and resources as well as roles are to be grouped to carry out the plan (Griffin, 2016). My personal management philosophy includes becoming an effective leader
We can build customer loyalty by revealing the values to the customer. Customers will often go out of their way to support companies that share their values. We can build employee allegiance by revealing the values to the employees.
...sect. If the article identifies a seamless integration, between the three aspects, then, the article would have achieved its mandate. I feel that the author has achieved commendable results through the identification of the mindsets of effective management, however I feel that the author needs to emphasize on the need to combine the three factors. Instead, the author has emphasized on the mindset of effective management. In either case, effective management is all about mindset and not the capacity and environment. I believe that although different individuals are gifted differently, everyone can be an effective manager if given a chance.
function, managers need to analyse how activities and resources are to be grouped and carry out plans successfully (Bartol 2007). A manager have to understand their ability to manage the lower level employee which is the most valuable of the company as they are the key of output and implement in the planning. Then manager will coordinate the jobs between authority and responsibility that is to define the role position of them (MSG 2012).
Planning and organizing is another vital quality needed for managers. If manager can do effective planning he can really contribute in the long term progress and development of his organization. Proper planning helps in useful and efficient use of the existing resources of the organization. After planning if you are not able to organize the things, this can really worsen your planning.
...ity of purpose and direction for an organization. We create and maintain the internal environment in which people can become fully involved in achieving the organization's objectives. Managers are responsible for changing behaviors. Which is probably the most critical area in the organizational life cycle. Finally, managers empower and involve people to achieve the organization's objective. (Lester, Parnell, & Carraher, 2003)
...orms in the relationship because both parties are working together toward mutual goal of satisfaction (Siguaw et al., 1998).
Management can be simply defined as ¡§getting things accomplished through other people¡¨. Management is then the term describe the work done by the manager, which are planning, organizing, leading and controlling the use of human and other resources, in order to help the organization to achieve a higher organization performance. Planning is to define to goals or targets of the organization and devising action plans to meet organization goals. Organizing is to determine what tasks should be done, arrange jobs to subordinates, controlling the budgeting and divided tasks to individuals or teams. Leading is to motivate staffs to work, maintaining the progress of activities and good relationship and to ensure to work done effective and efficient. Controlling is to measure work performance, assess whether goals have been met, compare the set targets, and make corrections when it is needed
An organisation is a deliberate arrangement of team consisting different personal identities to accomplish some specific goals and managers are the ones who hold the responsibility of mastering and placing them together to strive for that purpose (Robbins, Bergman, Stagg, and Coulter, 2008). Robbins et al. (2008) have stated that managers are people who coordinate and oversee the work activities of others so that the goal is accomplished effectively and efficiently. Managers usually possess qualities such as having strong communication skills, flexibility, imagination, enthusiasm, problem solving skills, and of course the desire to be a great leader (Phdinmanagement.org, 2014). The structure of management conducted by a manager is often influenced by the four functions introduced by Henri Fayol (planning, organising, leading, controlling); how Henry Mintzberg’s management roles play in the organisation and also the three essentials management skills proposed by Robert L. Katz (Robbins et al., 2008).
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