Weak Management Capabilities Sample Clauses

Weak Management Capabilities. Essential general management skills, especially in strategic planning, customer focus and marketing, financial management, and total quality management are simply not known in many companies. Such skills can be learned through professional training of present managers and direct company intervention, but no such training or intervention exists at present. Such intervention can be highly effective if it is an part of a business finance program. We observed no effective local management consulting businesses. This problem is aggravated by the prevailing psyche “entitlement” inherited from a command economy, coupled with hierarchical authority based on affiliations rather than leadership capabilities or merit. This theme has surfaced several times in relation both to public governance and to how business is conducted in banks, services, and trade. It is a pervasive limitation to building a competitive economy vibrant private enterprises. There is a general lack of management education, business school courses, human resource training, and leadership programs at all levels. This is not something that can be changed quickly by simply rmporting” expertise, but it does represent an opportunity to intervene educational systems that can provide a different framework for management development in the younger generation. The older adult generation currently in control of organizations and government is unlikely to accept more than marginal changes in behavior or business ethics required for xxxxxxx organizational development and industry restructuring. Many of these managers will have to be replaced in order for their businesses to re-emerge.
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