Managing people

Business Growth, Business planning, business results, Business Value, Managing people, Planning

The Art of Management and Leadership

If work is incorrect or not on time, managers must determine why and fix the problem. A good manager must look for better ways to get the job done—to be faster, more efficient, and successful. If there is equipment to improve processes, a good manager will evaluate the cost/benefit relationship. The training we provided helped to make my business better.

Marla Noel, executive coach. Marla can help women gain access to the boardroom.
Business Growth, Business planning, business results, Business Travel, Managing people

Chef Joel and The Gorilla Leisure Lodge

When traveling to participate in a physically difficult challenge like gorilla trekking, the place you stay makes a significant difference in your traveling experience. Flow Travel, led by Tara Turkington, selected the Gorilla Leisure Lodge because of its location near Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. Bwindi is one of the best locations for Gorilla trekking in Uganda.

Business Growth, Business planning, CEO Responsibilities, education, Managing people

Management Versus Leadership

1. Management is the control of work or processes. A great manager determines what needs to be done and directs the employees on how and when to do it. A skillful manager puts procedures in place to drive the process, then measures the outcomes. Once outcomes are measured, the manager adjusts the process, if necessary, to improve the job functions.
2. Leadership motivates, coaches, and develops people to complete the processes or work efficiently. It involves the ability to create or improve job satisfaction. You can be a manager without being a leader.