Eighteen Skills of managers



Eighteen Skills of managers​






Entrepreneurial:



Efficiency Orientation: Interest in doing things better

Pro-activity: Proclivity to take action

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Intellectual:



3. Logical Thought: Placing events in a logical sequence

4. Conceptualization: Assembling information into a new and meaningful pattern

5. Diagnostic Use of Concepts: Fitting situations or decisions into known theories or models

Socio-Emotional:



6. Self Control: Placing organizational needs above personal reactions

7. Spontaneity: Expressing oneself freely and easily

8. Perceptual Objectivity: Ability to be objective about two sides of an argument

9. Accurate Self-Assessment: Awareness of personal strengths and weaknesses

10. Stamina and Adaptability: Ability to work long hours and to be flexible and adapt to changes

Interpersonal:



11. Self-Confidence: Belief in oneself and one’s goals

12. Developing Others: Ability to perform roles of coach, counselor or helper

13. Concern with Impact: A need or desire for actions that will influence others

14. Use of Unilateral Power: Ability to gain compliance of others

15. Use of Socialized Power: Ability to influence others to build alliance, networks, or teams

16. Use of Oral communication: Ability to make effective verbal presentations

17. Positive Regard: Strong belief in other people.

18. Managing Group Process: Ability to stimulate teamwork
 
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