Responsibilities of Managers

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Every manager is responsible for all team. They need to protect them and sometimes solve team’s problems. If employee made a mistake in organization sometimes the managers will be responsible for it. For example, there are many cases in restaurants. Some people are not happy with food in restaurant and they usually blame waiters. In this case, they should inform manager about it. After, managers have to solve this problem and protect employee who is actually not guilty. • Hiring and firing people One of the most important responsibilities is hiring and firing. Managers have to hire people properly because people are different. Managers have to choose responsible, trusty and honest people. Managers must be fair to all employees and don’t fire people without any reason. There is should some reasons to fire people. New employees have to show the ability to energize others, positive energy and intellect to the manager. Also, they will make the most important thing you need to do easier. • Promoting employees Managers need to promote employees to make them enthusiastic for work. However, managers have to look at weaknesses of all members and identify the best of the best. Before promoting manager should let people know what you're looking for. Manager should know all the members well. Members need to trust both you and each other to work together. As a manager, you need to exercise effectiveness and understanding when getting the employees under your supervision to work together. An atmosphere of trust and cooperation, allows you to reach your goals on time and under budget. A few solid guidelines can point you in the right direction. The manager doesn’t need to expect employees to stay late, skip lunch, or refuse to take breaks in o... ... middle of paper ... ...ll and interventions are critical. However, here are some steps to resolve the conflict. Increasing understanding is necessary in organization. The discussion needed to resolve conflict expands people's awareness of the situation, giving them an insight into how they can achieve their own goals without undermining those of other people. Also, increasing group cohesion, when conflict is resolved effectively, team members can develop respect and a renewed faith in their ability to work together. Conclusion When the manager plans productivity, he sets the objectives, conditions and productivity standards. Success at work is important for all employees. Without manager organization won’t be successful. These responsibilities are important for the manager. We need managers because it’s easier to manage employees and easier to achieve the goals for the organization.

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