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Anna [14]
3 years ago
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By this point, you hopefully have a fairly full understanding of what a manager does. If you were offered a managerial position

(or if you currently hold one), what aspect of being a manager is a natural fit with your skills and personality? Conversely, which aspect do you feel would require more conscious effort on your part? Management is definitely NOT for everyone… do you think it is a career path you would enjoy?
Business
1 answer:
igomit [66]3 years ago
3 0

Explanation:

To be an effective manager, it is necessary to have communication skills, as this is an essential characteristic for the manager to be understood effectively and there are no communication noises that hinder the work and generate conflicts.

It is essential that the manager has an assertive posture, that provides feedbacks about the work of his team and above all be ethical and respectful with his subordinates, becoming a mirror that reflects the most esteemed and necessary organizational values, being a key part for the creation of an organizational culture focused on the development of competencies and skills of employees and innovation.

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Answer:

a.

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b.  

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c.  

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a.

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b.

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