1. What Do Managers Do? Edwing Llangari

2. Management Get Work done through others

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

4. 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

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

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

7. Team Leaders
Team Leader
Lead

8. What are their jobs, tasks, or responsibilities?

9. 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

10. 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!

11. 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

12. 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

13. 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!

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

16. References
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, Edition, Top Executives, on the Internet at
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