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Efficient Management

Table of Contents
  • Becoming an Efficient Manager
    • Understand Your Role
    • Study Your Organization
    • Serve Your Customers
    • Set Meaningful and Attainable Goals
    • Implement Modern Management Techniques

Efficiency is the ability to produce results with little to no waste, especially in terms of time, money, and effort. Management, as already defined, is the control and direction of the organizational routines.

Hence, efficient management could be described as the ability to reach the organization’s objectives while using the available resources with as little waste as possible.

Becoming an Efficient Manager

These are some guidelines that a manager must follow if they want to be efficient.

Understand Your Role

Be seriously involved with your organization. Participate as much as you can so that you can learn how to best help your organization reach its goals and objectives.

Study Your Organization

Learn your organization from the inside out. This will help you fully understand its mission and purpose, which will then help you better understand your place in it.

Serve Your Customers

Literally, provide your customers and clientele with the service that your were tasked present.

Set Meaningful and Attainable Goals

That is, ensure that the goals you set for your team are actually within reach, but just beyond the limits. This helps ensure that your team is working on tasks that they can do, but also enables them to grows their skills.

For this, you can apply the SMART goal-setting guide.

Khan Academy, How to write a SMART goal

Implement Modern Management Techniques

Today, new methods of organizational management have been developed for the modern setting. As an efficient manager, you need to make sure that you are abreast of these developments and are able to apply them in your daily work.

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