SKILL MANAGER
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1. Conceptual skills (conceptional skills)
Is the mental ability to coordinate & integrate all interests and activities of the organization.
An example top-level managers (top manager) must have the skills to make the concepts, ideas, and ideas for the betterment of the organization. The idea or ideas and concepts are then to be translated into an action plan to realize the idea or concept that. The process of elaboration of the idea into a concrete plan of work is usually referred to as the planning process or planning. Therefore, conceptual skills are also meruipakan skills to make the plan work.
2. Skills relate to other people (humanity skills)
Is the ability to work with other people understand & motivate individuals or groups. That is, managers also need to be equipped with the skills to communicate or relate to other people skills, also called human skill.
For example: A Manager must be able to create a persuasive communication with the employee who leads. With a persuasive communication, friendship, and fatherhood will make employees feel valued and then they will be open to the boss. Communication skills required, both at the level of top management, middle, and bottom.
3. Technical skills (technical skills)
Traffic is to use equipment - equipment, procedures or techniques of a particular field, such as accounting, production, sale, or machining.
These skills are generally a provision for managers at lower levels.
For example: A Houseman have to understand how do I use the washing machine Floor
4. Administrative Skills
Is the ability associated with planning, organizing. Penyususan, staffing, and supervision.
In addition to the above four basic skills, Ricky W. Griffin added two basic skills that need to be owned by managers, namely: [4]
1. Time management skills
Is a skill that refers to the ability of a manager to use his time wisely.
2. example as a manager, Mr. X paid $ 2,000,000 per year. If it is assumed that he worked for 50 hours per week with 2 weeks vacation time, then the salary of Mr.. X for each hour is $ 800 per hour-about $ 13 per minute. From there we can see that every minute was wasted would be very detrimental to the company. Most managers, of course, has a much smaller salary darimr. X. However, the time they have remained a valuable asset, and menyianyiakannya means a waste of money and reduce the company productivity.
In addition to the above four basic skills, Ricky W. Griffin added two basic skills that need to be owned by managers, namely: [4]
1. Time management skills
Is a skill that refers to the ability of a manager to use his time wisely.
example as a manager, Mr. X paid $ 2,000,000 per year. If it is assumed that he worked for 50 hours per week with 2 weeks vacation time, then the salary of Mr.. X for each hour is $ 800 per hour-about $ 13 per minute. From there we can see that every minute was wasted would be very detrimental to the company. Most managers, of course, has a much smaller salary darimr. X. However, the time they have remained a valuable asset, and menyianyiakannya means a waste of money and reduce the company productivity.
2. Decision-making skills
Is the ability to define problems and determine how best to solve it. Decision-making ability is the most important for a manager, especially for the top managers (top manager).Griffin proposes three steps in decision making. First, a manager must define the problem and look for alternatives that can be taken to solve them. Second, managers must evaluate each of the alternatives and choose an alternative that is considered the most good. And lastly, managers must implement alternatives that have been his choice as well as monitor and evaluate them to stay on the right track.
1. Conceptual skills (conceptional skills)
Is the mental ability to coordinate & integrate all interests and activities of the organization.
An example top-level managers (top manager) must have the skills to make the concepts, ideas, and ideas for the betterment of the organization. The idea or ideas and concepts are then to be translated into an action plan to realize the idea or concept that. The process of elaboration of the idea into a concrete plan of work is usually referred to as the planning process or planning. Therefore, conceptual skills are also meruipakan skills to make the plan work.
2. Skills relate to other people (humanity skills)
Is the ability to work with other people understand & motivate individuals or groups. That is, managers also need to be equipped with the skills to communicate or relate to other people skills, also called human skill.
For example: A Manager must be able to create a persuasive communication with the employee who leads. With a persuasive communication, friendship, and fatherhood will make employees feel valued and then they will be open to the boss. Communication skills required, both at the level of top management, middle, and bottom.
3. Technical skills (technical skills)
Traffic is to use equipment - equipment, procedures or techniques of a particular field, such as accounting, production, sale, or machining.
These skills are generally a provision for managers at lower levels.
For example: A Houseman have to understand how do I use the washing machine Floor
4. Administrative Skills
Is the ability associated with planning, organizing. Penyususan, staffing, and supervision.
In addition to the above four basic skills, Ricky W. Griffin added two basic skills that need to be owned by managers, namely: [4]
1. Time management skills
Is a skill that refers to the ability of a manager to use his time wisely.
2. example as a manager, Mr. X paid $ 2,000,000 per year. If it is assumed that he worked for 50 hours per week with 2 weeks vacation time, then the salary of Mr.. X for each hour is $ 800 per hour-about $ 13 per minute. From there we can see that every minute was wasted would be very detrimental to the company. Most managers, of course, has a much smaller salary darimr. X. However, the time they have remained a valuable asset, and menyianyiakannya means a waste of money and reduce the company productivity.
In addition to the above four basic skills, Ricky W. Griffin added two basic skills that need to be owned by managers, namely: [4]
1. Time management skills
Is a skill that refers to the ability of a manager to use his time wisely.
example as a manager, Mr. X paid $ 2,000,000 per year. If it is assumed that he worked for 50 hours per week with 2 weeks vacation time, then the salary of Mr.. X for each hour is $ 800 per hour-about $ 13 per minute. From there we can see that every minute was wasted would be very detrimental to the company. Most managers, of course, has a much smaller salary darimr. X. However, the time they have remained a valuable asset, and menyianyiakannya means a waste of money and reduce the company productivity.
2. Decision-making skills
Is the ability to define problems and determine how best to solve it. Decision-making ability is the most important for a manager, especially for the top managers (top manager).