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After taking this course, learners will be able to evaluate their current performance as managers and utilize the skills, techniques, and theories reviewed in the course to improve their productivity. Learners will also be able to formulate plans of action to acquire additional skills needed to advance in the field of business management.
Objectives:
- Describe the attributes Socrates believes are important to management
- Define the position of management
- Identify the contributions of different management theorists
- Identify the informational, interpersonal, and decisional roles a manager should assume to be successful
- Identify areas to improve your skill set
- Describe skills common to managers
Topics:
- Socrates and business management
- Management defined
- Management theory
- Management roles
- Management development
- Management skills and functions
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