Management: Management is the process of working
with and through others to achieve organizational objectives in a changing
environment. Management entails the effective and efficient use of limited
resources.
Key Aspects of the Management Process
Working with and Through Others
Management is a social process in which managers get
things done by working with and through others.
Shortcomings
of “derailed” managers
Problems
with interpersonal relationships
Failure
to meet business objectives
Failure
to build and lead a team
Inability
to change and adapt during a transition
Achieving Organizational Objectives
An objective is a target to be strived for and
attained. Challenging yet achievable objectives provide guidance for effective
and efficient actions by individuals and organizations. Organizational
objectives always require collective action. Organizational objectives serve as
measuring sticks for performance.
Four Realities of Managing Today
1.
The only
certainty today is change.
2.
Speed,
teamwork, and flexibility are the orders of the day.
3.
Managers at
all levels need to stay close to the customer.
4.
Without
continuous improvement and lifelong learning, there can be no true economic
progress for individuals and organizations alike.
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