2008-11-17

Case Study for Managers

There are 36 interesting cases on this book. I recognized the lack of deep thoughts on my management. I still have a lot of learning about Business and Life.

I. To Be a Manager
1. Who's Manager?
2. To be a Manager
3. How Important Is the Company Policy?
4. I Can't Agree the Company Strategy.
5. New Policy on the Information Security

II. Management Cycle
6. Leader for the Merger
7. I Want New Shops.
8. Suggestion of Improvement
9. Profit & Loss
10. Report for Upper managers
11. I Did My Best for Improvements

III. Achievements
12. Estimating the New System
13. Top Down Goal
14. What's the Purpose of the Questionnaire?
15. I Can't Achieve My Annual Goal.
16. Share or Profit?

IV. Team Building
17. What is Your Leadership?
18. Junior Members Needs More Self-Motivations.
19. Disorder
20. Do You Need a Woman's Leader?
21. Evaluation

V. Training Your Stuff
22. OJT or Off-JT?
23. What's the Abilities of Sales
24. Who's Suitable for the Mentor
25. Policy of Your Team's Training
26. Evaluation for the Senior Member's OJT for Junior.

VI. Trouble Shooting
27. Why Did They Quit?
28. Public Rumors
29. Claim: the Cutomer Helpdesk's Calling Is Always Busy.
30. A Significant Problem Happens.
31. Losing Many Sales Opportunities by the Lack of Productions.

VII. As a Member of Organization
32. Other Teams Don't Cooperate with My Team.
33. Lack of the Knowledge of Manager
34. Sharing Information
35. Who's Reportline of the Local Marketing Stuff?
36. Why Does My Company Need CSR?

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