Can empowering employees be a bottom line booster?

Article Abstract:

Team building and letting employees have the authority to make decisions can increase profitability because very demanding customers must be served by people who work as a team. The primary steps towards developing a team-based organization are: considering oneself as a coach instead of a boss, carefully analyzing the team building capability of the employees, discussing the goals with the employees, letting the team members know their progress, assigning teams; maintaining a scorecard, creating a decision-making and conflict resolution procedure, and applauding success.

Management Theory & Techniques, Work groups, Teamwork (Workplace)

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Consultants - guns-for-hire

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Issues are presented concerning the importance of careful selection when employing a consultant to offer advice to a business manager. The expertise offered by consultants is discussed.

Management Consulting Services, Business & Mgmt Consulting, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Consulting services, Consultants, Consultants (Persons)

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Subdivision blooms in Wildflower Cove

Article Abstract:

The manufactured home subdivision, Wildflower Cove in Mishawaka, IN, is discussed.

Management dynamics, Indiana, Cover Story, Company business management, Mobile home parks

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