Are successful managers are productive mangers?
By rajnishsona
@rajnishsona (16)
India
November 20, 2008 12:51am CST
I think,a successful managers is a productive manager in true sense if production
term have been used here in the sense of result tuning with organization's
short term and long term goal, objective and vision. A manager can be
successful only if his every action considers its organization at the top.
Different level of managers with different work departments require
different approach depending on purpose of their role but above all it is a
result that finds maximum attention of a manager and keeps them separate and
successful manager. Success is itself a broader term to discuss and so is
the successful manager to define but productivity in a team show rather than
to individual performance keeps paramount position in any company
irrespective of the industry and its class. A productive mangers become
successful in a reality only when his performance outclasses all the
disputes, binds potential member's strength in a focussed path which gives
the way to generate results in the favour of the company, improves
performances and keeps tracks of each one member of his team and build
leaders for the future and sets goals and achieves it by setting high
standards of its own by beating its past performances with complying all the
legalities, local and global rules with maintaining political and social
aspirations and setting trends for others to follow. Modern managers are
more productive then previous one as they have to produce results more
frequently and more variedly and the check points of their performances with
the desired results and any deviation from the set goal can be marked very
early.
Post What u think?
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