The success of management: "the success of a manager typically depends on the success of others".

Date Submitted: 09/10/2006 02:27:41
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Length: 5 pages (1309 words)
The success of a manager IS dependant on the work performance of their sub-ordinates. There are many factors that may affect an employees work performance, ranging from external factors such as family problems, to the actions of a mangers. This paper will examine the factors that help a manager to be successful and effective, and therefore increasing the productivity of their employees. Good and effective management is vital to the dynamics of an organisation. This …
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