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Business management involves many complex principles and requires leaders to have a wide variety of skills to be effective. Managers must understand the functions of management, plus how to apply administrative management theory and behavioral management theory. In this “Business Management” training course, you’ll learn how to gain emotional intelligence and discover the four types of organizational culture. You'll also learn the importance of business ethics, social responsibility, and workforce diversity. Upon completion of this course, you’ll better understand concepts like strategic planning and decision-making skills, how to train and develop employees, and the expectancy theory of motivation.
Effective business managers will agree that business management is challenging and rewarding work that requires many different skills. In this training course, you’ll learn concepts such as Hofstede's Model of National Culture and Lewin's Force-Field Theory of Change, which will help inform your management decisions. You’ll also learn about the strategic planning process and how value chain management works. You’ll come away with a better understanding of the characteristics of managerial decisions and how to train, develop, and motivate employees in the workplace.
The course covers the functions of management, management theories (scientific, administrative, behavioral, management science, and organizational environment), organizational culture, business ethics and ethical decision making, social responsibility, workforce diversity, leadership and managing change, strategic planning, value chain management, employee training and motivation, communication and conflict resolution, and the global environment.
You will learn administrative management theory, behavioral management theory, F.W. Taylor and Scientific Management, management science theory, organizational environment theory, Hofstede's Model of National Culture, Lewin's Force-Field Theory of Change, and the expectancy theory of motivation.
You will gain emotional intelligence, decision-making and strategic planning skills, the ability to train, develop, and motivate employees, effective communication and conflict resolution strategies, and an understanding of how to manage diversity and teams effectively in a global environment.
Yes. It covers the nature of ethics, ethical decision making, sources of ethics, approaches to social responsibility, diversity of the workforce and the environment, and the ethical imperative to manage diversity effectively.