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Management Strategies
I think the two top skills to possess are probably time management and interpersonal skills. The definition of time management it is the process of planning, creating awareness, and harnessing control over the amount of time spent on specific activities to increase the overall level of efficiency and effectiveness. These principles and processes vary from one company to another but they are critical to any organizations effectiveness. I would focus on time management to improve the overall efficiency and effectiveness of the organization.
Many scholars and business leaders have discussed how the principles of managing time are used in time processes and they can serves as a guide for people. If used they might help to foster manage time however there are more than one technique that can be applied to time management. Thus the specific time management plan must be...
All these principles are based on using time effectively; otherwise, none of them will help managers to achieve their goals. However, the specific plan can vary significantly. Some examples of time-based strategies include the ABC analysis, Pareto analysis, The Eisenhower Method, and The POSEC method. All of these methods provide a system of organizing and prioritizing the time of the company and becoming more productive, by using one or more of these methods effectively at work, the employees should be able to spend less time doing the same amount of work.
I would also investigate the Total Quality Management (TQM) approach to see if it would be a good fit for the company. Many companies have been investing in better quality indicators for service quality and these efforts have led to significant financial rewards as well as better…
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