Business management

Chapter 3 delves into decision-making and problem-solving in management: 1. Decision Process: Steps for effective choices. 2. Types of Decisions: Routine to strategic. 3. Problem-Solving: Techniques like brainstorming and SWOT analysis. 4. Ethics and Innovation: Ethical dilemmas and fostering creativity. Using real cases, the chapter hones problem-solving skills for managerial contexts.

Chapter 2 dives into core management functions: Planning: Setting goals and strategies. Organizing: Structuring resources and roles. Leading: Guiding and motivating teams. Controlling: Monitoring progress and adjusting. Using real-world examples, the chapter illustrates how these functions interplay for effective management.

Chapter 1 of "Becoming a Master Manager" introduces readers to essential management concepts. It covers the historical development of management theories, the four main functions of management (planning, organizing, leading, controlling), and the diverse roles managers play. The chapter emphasizes the importance of skills like communication and decision-making, discusses challenges posed by globalization and ethics, and sets the stage for understanding modern management practices.

Final Exam

Final Assignment

Mid Term Exam

Midterm Assignment

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