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Be An Effective Manager

Be An Effective Manager. Understand the role of the manager and skills needed to operate effectively within a management team. . Management Roles. Policies and Procedures.

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Be An Effective Manager

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  1. Be An Effective Manager Understand the role of the manager and skills needed to operate effectively within a management team.

  2. Management Roles

  3. Policies and Procedures • The manager’s role is to create the policies and procedures of the business and then be responsible to enforce those policies and procedures. • Policies and procedures ensure that the business operates smoothly and profitably. They also add structure to the employees’ jobs by providing guidelines and rules to follow.

  4. Administrative Tasks • Manager’s responsibilities include • Keeping employee records • Hiring Documentation • Disciplinary Write-Ups • Evaluation Forms • Creating Schedules • Maintaining Financial Documents • Be in charge of opening and closing procedures

  5. Develop Management Skills

  6. An effective manager will have the following skills • Technical Skills • Administrative Skills • Planning and Controlling • Planning – determining what needs to be done and how it will be done • Controlling – the process of comparing the plan to the actual results • Problem Solving • Interpersonal Skills

  7. Management Team

  8. Organizational Structure • Organizational structure – outlines the chain of command, and it should answer all questions regarding responsibility • Vertical organization – managers report to higher levels of management and filter work down to employees within specific departments • Top managers – people who have the most responsibility within the company • Middle managers – people who ensure that the decisions made by the top management are carried out • Supervisory managers – people who assign the work duties and directly supervise the employees

  9. Horizontal Organizations – known as self-managing organizations • Employees work in teams that manage themselves • Decisions are made based on the customer – not on the directives of management

  10. Management Positions • Store Manager – a member of top management who makes decisions about how the business should be run • Operations Manager – a middle manager who deals with the day-to-day operations of the business including scheduling, opening and closing procedures, and cash register operations • Merchandise Manager – responsible for the merchandise mix offered in the store • Sales Promotions Manager – responsible for developing and implementing sales promotions within the store • Controller – finance manager who maintains careful financial records

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