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Top : Related Topics : Management : Page 2 - Performance management and appraisal won't work in the hands of poor managers. In this section you'll find articles related to the art and science of management.
Performance Management Articles, Guides and Help:By Dave Bowman - So, management often asks, how can we build trust in the workforce, and how can we avoid losing it? Well, it all starts at the very top, since trustfulness - and trustworthiness - can exist only if top management sets the example, and then builds that example into every department and unit. (Added: 7-May-2001 Hits: 1011 )
By Christina Morfeld - This article provides six important - yet simple - guidelines for increasing the effectiveness of performance feedback. (Added: 14-Sep-2002 Hits: 1021 )
By NA - I believe anyone can be a good manager. It is as much trainable skill as it is inherent ability; as much science as art. Here are some things that make you a better manager (Added: 23-Sep-2001 Hits: 872 )
By Robert Bacal - Research indicates that managers spend somewhere between 50% - 80% of their total time communicating in one way or the other. This isn't surprising, since communication is so critical to everything that goes on in an organization (Added: 14-Nov-2000 Hits: 1472 )
By Susan Heathfield - The keys to financial success in business are not the strategies or the systems of the firm. The character and skill of managers, who practice what they preach, and know how to coach employee performance and morale are what count. Learn more. (Added: 9-Sep-2002 Hits: 531 )
By Robert Bacal - The Responsiveness Paradigm outlined here is applicable at a number of levels. For example, it applies to organizations in general, and the ability of the organization to respond to the needs of customers, staff and other stakeholders (eg. politicians, etc.). It applies to non-supervisory staff, and their ability to respond to the needs of their managers, customers and coworkers. (Added: 29-Jan-2001 Hits: 2524 )
By NA - We all know them. The supervisor who constantly berates their people. The team leader who creates division within the group instead of harmony. The manager who condescends to talk to the individuals in their group, but never listens to their input. These are toxic bosses (Added: 23-Sep-2001 Hits: 406 )
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