Once they reach a certain minimum size organization inevitably begin to add managerial roles to their organizational hierarchy. The titles and responsibilities of managers vary significantly and can change rapidly as the organization pivots to confront new challenges and opportunities.
Regardless of their specific roles and duties, managers must be able to understand the behavior of those with whom they work as well as keep in touch with their own feelings. For example, since a manager is are generally responsible for the way that a group of workers fulfills their job responsibilities he or she must engage in certain activities to make sure that work goes smoothly including developing and implementing motivational strategies, designing the roles of each of the works, resolving conflicts, setting group and individual goals and evaluating the performance of the group and each of the members of the group.
Almost all managers, other than the chief executive officer, must interact with more senior managers and thus must develop an understanding of power and decision making within the organization. Specifically, managers must mindful of the overall design and structure of the organization and understand the core principles embedded in the organizational culture.
Managers must also interact with colleagues and peers throughout the organization and must develop the capacity to communicate and collaborate effectively. In many instances, managers must serve as the representative of the organization in transactions and other interactions with key external stakeholders of the organization such as customers, suppliers, regulators and the communities in which the organization is operating.
This course will expose you to how you use a rewarding experience in a managerial position to drive and improve your existing managerial skills and acquire and perfect new ones as needed for career development to continue.
Upon successful completion of this course, you should be able to
- Understand the Roles and Responsibilities of a Manager
- Managerial Roles and decision making process
- Explore Managerial Activities as it concerns Planning, Organizing, Coordinating etc to function well in the managerial position
- And many more
Course Curriculum
SECTION 1: PRACTICING MANAGEMENT
1
Introduction to Management
2
Management Roles and Activities
3
Models of Managerial Activities
4
Primary Functions of Management
5
3-D Model of the Management Process
6
Bloom and Van Reenen’s Management Practices
7
Mintzberg’s “Management Roles”
8
Folklore and Facts About Managerial Roles and Activities
9
Interpersonal Roles As a Manager
10
Informational Roles As a Manager
11
Decisional Roles As a Manager
12
Functional Versus General Managers
13
Responsibilities of General Managers
14
Understanding Theory X and Theory Y
15
Quiz
SECTION 2: MANAGEMENT AND DECISION MAKING PROCESS
1
Levels of Management
2
Decision Making
3
Decision Planning
4
Decision Making
5
Characteristics of Good Managers
6
Management Processes
7
Basic Types of Organizations
8
The Organizational Chart
9
Quiz
SECTION 3: ASSESSING CORE MANAGERIAL ACTIVITIES
1
Managerial Activities
2
First-Line Managers
3
Middle Managers
4
Top-Level or Senior Managers
5
Primary Functions of Managers
6
Planning As A Manager
7
Organizing As A Manager
8
Commanding As A Manager
9
Coordinating As A Manager
10
Managerial Decision Making
11
Wrapping Up
12
Quiz
SECTION 1: PRACTICING MANAGEMENT
1
Introduction to Management
2
Management Roles and Activities
3
Models of Managerial Activities
4
Primary Functions of Management
5
3-D Model of the Management Process
6
Bloom and Van Reenen’s Management Practices
7
Mintzberg’s “Management Roles”
8
Folklore and Facts About Managerial Roles and Activities
9
Interpersonal Roles As a Manager
10
Informational Roles As a Manager
11
Decisional Roles As a Manager
12
Functional Versus General Managers
13
Responsibilities of General Managers
14
Understanding Theory X and Theory Y
15
Quiz
SECTION 2: MANAGEMENT AND DECISION MAKING PROCESS
1
Levels of Management
2
Decision Making
3
Decision Planning
4
Decision Making
5
Characteristics of Good Managers
6
Management Processes
7
Basic Types of Organizations
8
The Organizational Chart
9
Quiz
SECTION 3: ASSESSING CORE MANAGERIAL ACTIVITIES
1
Managerial Activities
2
First-Line Managers
3
Middle Managers
4
Top-Level or Senior Managers
5
Primary Functions of Managers
6
Planning As A Manager
7
Organizing As A Manager
8
Commanding As A Manager
9
Coordinating As A Manager
10
Managerial Decision Making
11
Wrapping Up
12
Quiz
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