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What Do Managers Do? Edwing Llangari http://www.happeningpeople.com/corporate_training/time%20management%20man%20Happening%20People.jpg

Management Get Work done through others http://blogs.targetx.com/pbu/Sam/work-in-progress.jpg

Management Levels Top Managers Middle Managers First Level/Line Managers Team Leaders

Top Mangers Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Also Known as Senior Management Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Chief Operational Officer (COO) Chief Information Officer (CIO) Chairperson of the Board President, Vice-President, Corporate Head

Middle Managers General Manager Plant Manager Regional Manager Divisional Manager District Manager

First-Line/Level Managers Office Manager Shift Supervision Department Manager Foreperson Crew Leader Store Manager

Team Leaders Team Leader Lead

What are their jobs, tasks, or responsibilities? http://www.ineedmotivation.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/03-ps71-1.jpg

Top Managers Depends on the size of the organization Establish goals and the means in which they will be accomplished. Long term goals Team work Have their own staff Monitor customers needs

Top Managers CEO is the head COO, oversees other executives Meeting and Conferences Expand the company Meet with Regional Managers across the country and internationally Success, Change or your FIRED! http://www.stat.ucla.edu/~dinov/WhyStudyStatisticsBrochure/Goals.gif

Middle Managers Hire, train, Motivate, Coach new managers Communicates and interprets Top Managers goals to First-Line Managers Keep different locations in touch with each other Report to Top Manager

First-Line/Level Managers A key player in the companies success Carry out companies goals Set Daily/weekly goals (Planning) Hire, Train, Supervise, Motivate, Fire Manage store/location Appearance Deal with customers and employees Make schedule

Team Leader Set the example Motivate Help others succeed and feel comfortable (on occasions it may include to train in new employees) Communication inside the team Communicate with other teams/Report to Management Accomplish your GOALS!

What do they have in common? The Four Managerial functions Planning Organizing Leading Controlling The three roles created by Mintzberg Decisional Interpersonal Informational

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