Articles for tag: Decision Making Process, Motivating Employees

The Four Functions of Management

The four functions of management include planning, organizing, leading, and controlling. Bateman & Snell (2009). It takes incorporating all four management functions into a manager’s strategy to be an effective manager. Business is constantly changing as is the specifics of management. “There are still plenty of timeless principles that make great managers, and great companies, ...

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Management Research for the 21st Century

The Scientific Management Era was by the likes of Frederick W. Taylor’s Principles of Scientific Management. Management science, during the 1900s, not as wide spread a it is in history bookmarked today. Management science does in fact, trace back to the early 1900s. For this reason, management science has developed throughout history and has created ...

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How to Manage a Golf Course

Many golfers dream of being able to take control of their hobby and manage a golf course. With the proper knowledge and training, this is something that is much more of a reality than many folks know. Think about having a personal playground all to yourself year around. Sounds ideal, right? With more schools and ...

Motivation Through Recognition In the Workplace

Motivation is essential to the performance, development and success of any employee, and while there are several methods of motivating employees, one that reaps huge benefits is recognition. Motivating an employee through recognition is a skill that any Supervisor can use as long as the Supervisor understands the correct method of using recognition. As a ...

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Management Style

Background Oprah Gail Winfrey was born on November 29, 1954 in Kosciusko, Mississippi. After a turbulent childhood with her single mother, Winfrey went to live with her father in Tennessee at the age of 14. Winfrey’s father was a strict disciplinarian and he offered his daughter a stable life rooted in religion, family, education, and ...

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Can Companies Force Employees to Work Overtime?

With the economy and layoffs many companies are asking employees to pick up slack. Can an employer require an employee to work overtime? You have plans for Friday evening. You’ve been thinking about it all week. In fact, the steaks are marinating in the fridge, and you have plans for guests to be at your ...