Titlebook: Management Skills; W. T. Singleton (Professor of Applied Psychology) Book 1981 MTP Press Limited 1981 Manager.complexity.education.managem

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The Town Planner,lanning new products, expansion, redundancies; of a local authority planning new housing, roads, shops; or of Government planning for defence or the economy. Yet clearly there are vast differences between the size, scope and complexity of these various undertakings even though they are all commonly

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The Civil Service,great diversity of Civil Service management roles is at least as marked as their common identity. The Civil Service itself is not sharply differentiated from other parts of the public service, and the public service in turn has an ill-defined or shifting philosophical and economic borderline with th

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The Personnel Manager,ager. It will explore the critical importance of senior managements’ beliefs about people and the style of management which they themselves practise and propagate. It will examine the ‘processes’ which need to be established to gain managers’ commitment to some of the necessary longer-term people de

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Line Management and Management Services,rsue the objectives of the organization at his particular level, to monitor and adjust activities at lower levels in the context of these objectives and to be sensitive to activities at higher levels which might imply an adjustment of objectives. He must be able to take a broad view and to cope with

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Management Education and Training,first set out in simple terms, then analysed in depth. The main problem is to define the nature of managerial skill. Like all skills, it can be approached in a broad way through defining objectives or standards of performance, i.e. the macro-level of definition. Alternatively, it can be defined narr

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Final Discussion,receding chapters that the management system conforms to these general principles. There are obviously differences between the one manager on a farm which has a total of four or five workers, and a manager within a National Health Service employing a million people; but size is only one of many fact