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    Lower Level Managers

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    Managers can be promoted from within a company, or they can be brought in from an outside source with no knowledge of any type of what lower level work consists of because they may have always been in a management position. This can be the reason why some upper level managers are not aware of the day to day functions that their employees have to perform. Managers can be very distant from what goes on day-to-day work and can lose track of the things that make the company flow and it may be hard to implement policies because they will not fully understand what it may tale for employees to fully implement them. There are some ways that managers can bridge the gap between themselves and their employees to get a better view of the picture and be a well-rounded manager. Some of the things that managers can learn by walking around and having daily contact with line employees that they might not be able to learn from looking at data and reports are just being in the employees shoes. Data and reports can really only show numbers and technical items but not the personal. They will be able to see how employees interact with customers and see for themselves what could be improved and get ideas and opinions from the ones that are there every day. They can see with…

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    Within any workplace, there are managers. Managers are tasked with leading and guiding a group of employees or a group of certain tasks. Mangers can choose to lead and guide their employees and projects in many different ways. How they choose to lead and guide determines how effective others are at getting work done. This brings up the question, why are some managers more effective at leading and guiding than others? Gallup researchers state that great managers are hard to find. It is also…

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    What do successful managers do differently? Leadership skills are mandatory for managers today. You then realize that not everyone that ended up in a managerial position gets their leadership skills activated. While successful managers are born, successful managers are also made. This happens whenever managers in need of improvement find tips on how it can be duplicated on themselves. - Bring out the best in their people Most of the successful managers help get everyone’s talents to the…

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    How to Become a More Successful Project Manager? Project managers receive various projects throughout the years. Most of the time, their success is measured by how many times they received another project after project after project. And this is due to the harsh reality they face. That you are only as good as your last project or event. This is why project managers do whatever they can to make any project successful. It meant positive word-of-mouth that will go viral enough to attract the right…

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    Tour Manager Case Study

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    A tour manager should have organization, interpersonal skills, listening skills, problem-solving skills, business skills, creativity, and knowledge of sound systems (Study.com, n.d.) All of these skills are important to have, but there are some that should be emphasized. Therefore, a tour manager must have excellent interpersonal skills. He/she must be able to communicate well to each client, worker, or potential contact. He/she must also be able to multi-task and be able to quickly solve…

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    1.1 Managing projects requires a diverse range of skills and abilities, this is because managers are responsible for a wide range of duties during the project life cycle and these include planning, organising and controlling the project in order to achieve the project’s objectives (Clements, Gido, 2012:324). In order for a project to be successful a project manager needs to be competent in but not limited to the following: team building, coaching and mentoring, delegation, motivating,…

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    In some cultures, including Native American, Asian, and Middle Eastern cultures, it is frowned upon to look someone directly in the eyes, as it may be construed as rude or aggressive. Knowing the target client or employee it is important that management understands cultural backgrounds. When making an observation on other cultural groups, it is important to be able to relate, as one’s intention is to not offend anyone. An example of this would be having the scenario such as a manager looking to…

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    With all of the various methods of recruiting. It would seem wise for a manager to understand the outcome of some of these various recruiting methods. According to Thaler-Carter (1998), there is a special niche in having the ability to fill a job vacancy from within your organization (p. 72). It could be safe to say that many organizations desire a way to save money that they would normally spend on recruiting new talent to their organization. According to (“The Talent Within”, 1997), many…

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    Title: The role of management in motivating staff members in Avenue Mould Background: I have worked for the company Avenue Mould for the past 21 years. Starting as an apprentice mouldmaker, progressing to a senior mouldmaker, before moving into management 6 years ago. During the fifteen years leading up to promotion to quality manager I have endured periods where I felt quite unmotivated, I’m sure I’m not the only employee who has felt this way also. On the other hand, over the last 6 years…

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    The issue he is trying to solve is for people to believe in him and trust that his vision can work. As a manager and a leader this is one of the biggest challenges. As a recommendation to him I would say that he should become more public in telling people why they should invest in his company. He needs to get people to stop seeing the present and look at the future. No one can predict the future, but the people who invest today can make a lot of money in the future. The other issue that he is…

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