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How does management affect an organization's performance?
Productivity
Employee effort and dedication will increase if they see that their managers are working hard.
Managers holding their employees accountable on a constant basis will ensure that they remain consistent with their work habits.
Development
Managers must continuously teach their employees new skills.
Growth
Managers should mentor their employees and provide them with guidance because this will improve their chances of being promoted within the organization.
Management decision-making can impact the growth of a company
Engagement
Manager acknowledgement or appreciation can increase employee retention within the organization
Interaction
Management can give you the understanding of teams and teamwork, cultural differences, conflict and stress, and negotiation and communication skills that will help you get along with fellow employees.
Improve self's experience
build your skills in areas such as self-management, listening, handling change, managing stress, avoiding groupthink, and coping with organizational politics.
Motivation
Effective management provides leadership and motivation to employees, fostering a positive work culture and high levels of employee engagement.
Evaluation and Feedback
Management establishes performance metrics and systems to evaluate individual and organizational performance.
Regular feedback and performance assessments help in identifying areas for improvement and implementing necessary changes to enhance overall performance.
Definition of "management" in organization:
the pursuit of organizational goals effi- ciently and effectively by integrating the work of people through planning, organizing, leading, and controlling the organization’s resources.
Process of management
Planning
You set goals and decide how to achieve them.
Organizing
You arrange tasks, people, and other resources to accomplish the work.
Leading
You motivate, direct, and otherwise influence people to work hard to achieve the organization’s goals.
Controlling
You monitor performance, compare it with goals,
and take corrective action as needed.