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Role and Skills of A Manager
Role and Skills of A Manager
Ariel Santana
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In this dynamic world of company, management has seen some notable changes over
the years. This evolution has made managers’ responsibilities and expectations
constantly being rethought from time to time, especially due to changes in economic
climates, new technologies employed in the working world as well as social and cultural
norms. Classical management theory came into view in the early 20 th century as a set
of rules from thinkers like Frederick Taylor and Henri Fayol, including efficiency, job
theories emerged later in the century, researchers started focusing on how people
behave while they are working within a group. Many of the classical theorists who went
and leadership styles included Elton Mayo Douglas McGregor. Over these years, it
became obvious that a company needs to have happy employees and good company
culture if the business is going to be successful. As we move into the new millenniums,
businesses have to cope with an even more technologically advanced and globally
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innovation and adaption are key concepts in modern management theory because of
this. “Managers of the modern day need to learn a quick response to new technologies,
think in global terms thus have their mind geared towards continuous development and
emerging ideas. Managers are more massive than ever before with the advent of
information age and digital technologies because modern managerial profile is not only
understanding how people feel. For instance, today’s managers are responsible for
much more than before in the corporate world. Adaptive leadership is an approach to
leading organizations into uncharted territory, working in a way that nurtures all its
employees who are inspired and ready for the challenges of the future while focusing as
well on strength and resilience. The following essay attempts to develop those
corporate world. So, this analysis in essence puts forth the argument that to survive in
today’s fast paced corporate world, managers need a plethora of skills beyond what
management. Considered in this light, it's simple to understand why upper management
is frequently frazzled. There is a mechanism to guide and lessen that pressure, which is
great news. With this system, you can plan, organize, lead, and control. It's called the P-
O-L-C framework. Since its creation by Henri Fayol in 1916, this framework has served
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as a reference point in the field of management. Each of the four features aids managers
in carrying out routine company operations and responding to unexpected events. This
According to the P-O-L-C model, planning comes first. The mindset of thinking you can
finish a task is typically fostered by being able to plan what you are going to do. Finding
time to plan, meanwhile, might be challenging when you're a manager who is both worried
and busy. It could be challenging to not only find time to prepare, but also to determine
the best approach to planning. For the simple reason that management involves a variety
of plans. Management often makes use of three distinct planning approaches: strategic,
tactical, and operational. As part of any good strategic plan, you must take stock of your
opportunities, threats, strengths, and weaknesses. Managers should strive to ground their
necessary within the context of strategic planning. Strategic plans cannot go into action
without first conducting thorough tactical preparation. Managers, delving even further,
must develop comprehensive procedures to back up the strategic and tactical ideas.
Organizing comes next in the P-O-L-C model. Once again, it would appear that a manager
should always keep things organized. Managerial task organization provides a solid
foundation upon which to build. So, here's the deal: at this particular organization, no one
has any idea what their actual job duties are. This will almost definitely lead to anarchy.
It would be up to the manager in this case to efficiently organize and distribute all of the
daily tasks among all of the different jobs. It is important for the management to consider
all of the employees' skills when doing this. Last but not least, the manager should
interview candidates for any open positions; ideally, there will be enough workers to do
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everything that needs doing. Every employee will be able to stay on task and get more
The P-O-L-C paradigm reveals leadership as the third component. A solid strategy and
its execution may be devised by nearly anyone. But leaders aren't born, but made.
Effective leaders motivate their teams while being unwavering in their commitment to
getting things done. Any competent manager or leader worth their salt will take the time
to get to know their staff inside and out. What motivates your staff to work hard and have
a pleasant attitude throughout the day? It's not necessary to be friends with them, but it
might help.Small gestures, like providing rewards and being polite to colleagues, can
In the P-O-L-C model, controlling is the last step. It seems that controlling someone in
management is always seen in a bad light. The common perception is that managers who
exert excessive control are unpleasant and unwelcome in the workplace. Nevertheless,
actual performance against standards, and (3) taking corrective action when necessary"
(2015).Do not skip any of these steps. Nobody understands what to anticipate from an
employee if there is no set norm. Examining whether or not standards are being satisfied
is essential after they have been established. Great if they are, but if not, managers should
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Today’s dynamic corporate environment calls for a set of competencies much broader
than those previously necessary to succeed in the management. Today’s talented people
include a vast variety of traits, from technological knowledge and solid decision-making
they evolve with the world of international business. Successful managers know this, and
it is their top aim to develop personally and professionally as well. Nowadays, managers
are being required to manage a variety of functions so having diversified skills is not just
beneficial but even critical. Along with these established abilities, an ability to think
globally and recognize at the same time cultural variety in a way that is valuable in using
global environment full interdependency as well. They are the champions of sustainability
who must recognize their duties to promote considerate behaviors as both ecological and
social. This requires that leaders see things in a more long term perspective, not just the
here and now but what may be possible or get threaten us somewhere down the road.
effectively. As Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee (2014) have noted technology has
changed quite rapidly mastering the dynamics of work as well in such a manner that every
current technological sophistication, but at the same time one should be able to perceive
and predict emerging trends in technology so that organizations can stay afloat even
In today’s collaborative workplace, the ability to work well with others – in terms of being
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trait. According to Peter Northouse’s leadership literature (Northouse, 2018) building and
competencies. Thus, the ability to communicate effectively is crucial for creating a friendly
environment at work where everyone feels welcome and valued which in turn enhances
teamwork.
Additionally, conceptual skills such as the ability to understand complex situations and
devise strategic solutions also play a crucial role. Henry Mintzberg in his research on
management responsibilities says that executives must be able to have an analytical and
between different parts of the firm when making their decisions. The capability to make
good decisions in the current fast and unpredictable world has never been as essential.
It is quite challenging for managers when they are provided with only insufficient
information and unforeseen consequences. 1979 was the year of publication by Daniel
uncertainty.
Daniel Goleman made a concept of emotional intelligence popular and today the notion
is involved in the capacity to lead teams that are incredibly varied, resolving
disagreements and maintaining a favorable company culture. Trust and respect are the
key foundations for successful teamwork, and this tool allows managers to engage with
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In a constantly changing world, the ability to adapt and willingness to learn new things are
essential. As Peter Senge proposed, organizations should turn into learning institutions
where people continuously improve their capacity to deliver the results they desire (Senge
, 1990). In order to remain relevant and effective, managers should also emulate this
PERSONAL REFLECTION:
When we think about the way management developed in the modern corporate world, it
is obvious that nowadays it becomes more complicated and harder than ever before.
Sustainability, business ethics and social responsibility are gaining more weight which is
adding another dimension of complexity to the already cluttered technical issues related
with globalization. What I have learned about what it takes to be an effective leader in the
expectations. Over the decades, modern managers are required to be not only specialists
in their sphere; they need also be able to skillfully manage complex interpersonal relations
within her company aside from the technical parts of his sector. This requires a balanced
array of skills including technical knowledge along with the ability to sympathize and
understand the inside workings of business matters as well s employees. In other words,
this is a skill of a high-level view of the entire organization and upcoming opportunities for
the company while also being focusing on current management status, getting into all
those details that need attention every day like managing business operations and
Such insights are not just theoretical observations but they offer useful advice regarding
the career and life development of an aspiring manager such as me. They emphasize the
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flexibility. This is especially true for the capability to lead multifaceted teams successfully
and manage your own emotions while also being in tune with others’ feelings, so that all
are able live and work harmoniously. The ability to work this way is even more important
for leaders within today’s diverse working environments as workers span from different
Managers will also need to change tactics faster than the speed of light, adapt to new
technology invading workstations and lead their teams through changes. It should also
be open to new information and ideas, keeping a growth mentality. I know it is crucial for
my own professional growth and the advancement of groups and companies that will
someday be under my leadership to make a conscious effort towards refining these skills
Based on what I have witnessed this week, it seems to me every manager can benefit
opportunities for his or her team members. While the roles and responsibilities associated
with certain tasks will differ, every good manager should be a versatile individual who can
creative and seek clients’ satisfaction in order for their businesses not to go under. The
team is much more efficient when the manager’s orders and duties are fulfilled with
honesty. This week, the most important thing I learned is that it becomes imperative for a
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a manager’s role is changing from direction and reflection to guiding and nurturing. This
is a trend that reflects what society as ever wants, but also the hopes of companies and
their management. To be effective in the future, aspiring managers like me will need to
embrace complexity. We have to learn how things change so we can always adapt and
keep growing It is about managing the company well, its workers and entire community.
In this way, the modern manager becomes an instrument of positive change promoting
not just his or her company’s success but also promotes the emergence of a more equal,
CONCLUSION:
In conclusion, management is an even more volatile and intricate profession than ever
contemporary management. This essay has shown that modern managers must perform
a multitude of tasks as they attempt to steer their firms into the future and strike balances
intelligence of leading that covers every facet of management has evolved to face the
problems posed by a dynamic corporate climate. The need for managers to be lifelong
learners who can adapt with the changing trends in technology and society norms is also
stressed. Managers must be visionary leaders, mentors in an empathic way and change
navigators with a lot of strength – all these are regarded as integral parts to their work
that goes beyond administrative duties and working with people. Not only has there been
a change in the role and skill set of managers as outside forces come to bear, but more
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people agree that good management is key when it comes to an organization’s sustained
survival. As the field of management changes even further in years to come, managers
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