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The Heroes Organize Their Business

Guest post by: Dan McDevitt

Article Overview: We have many equally important business functions competing for time slots. This is the management task of deciding who does what, where and when. In large organizations, this will mean handing over responsibilities and the authority to suitable persons and departments. In many of our smaller organizations, this means wearing one hat for the hour or day, and wearing different hats during the other hours and the other days. Either way, keep the hats stylish and comfortable. Nobody wants to wear a frumpy hat.

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The Heroes Organize Their Business

Management needs to get organized. Management needs to organize their business. Management must gather and organize resources to put the business plan into practice. In organizing the business, management determines who does what, establishes the directorial structure, initiates relationships and assigns resources. We should treat this part more seriously than when we say we are going to clean and organize the garage.

In business management, as managers of our businesses, we must consider harmony of staff. As we conceive the organizational chart and structure the departments on paper, we want to think about how a variety of people and talents will communicate, respond and relate with each other. Good communication and free flow of information and data is as vital in management health as in most other life activities.

The job titles and department names we put on our charts represent people. People who need people and understand they need people, get it. They travel the learning curve more successfully than those who do not get it. Got it?

Management large and small divides the workload to meet its needs. We have many equally important business functions competing for time slots. This is the management task of deciding who does what, where and when.

The Heroes spend sufficient time organizing their business in order to maximize their opportunities for success.

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About the Author: Dan McDevitt
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Dan McDevitt is a creative business consultant & intermediary. Experienced in hospitality, management and training, business sales and franchising. He takes a leadership position in helping others, clients and associates, reach their business goals. He has opened and operated several businesses, served in corporate management, marketing and training positions, and is Founder and Director at Marketserve Management & Marketing Studio.  His wife Geri is a nurse, and their cat Romeo is the cat in charge. 

Dan writes articles and web content to help corporate clients and non-profits communicate with stakeholders and spread their message.  He is an award winning author, speaker on leadership and business avancement, and is scheduled to release This British Reverend and Another Business Book in 2010.



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