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Abdi
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I think managers must be more patient than anybody else in the world, because when making a decision they don't just make a choice such as how cookers do in the kitchen. (...) Read more? Sign up for free
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P Kamesh
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Making Decisions by Management Requires Time and Patience
Yes, patience is the backbone of management as a matter of fact. often there are many solutions to a problem or issue, but the optimum solution has to be selected. To do that, information is to be gathered without which proper decisions cannot be taken.
So there is often time needed for the research to be done and the solutions to be found and therefore the importance of "patience".
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Florence Nabbika, Student (MBA), Uganda
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Managing People Requires Maximum Patience
Consider also that managers work with people from all walks of life, and as the business world grows more and more inclusive, they have to take time and understand that they can't be programmed to suit their (managers') expectations easily.
Humans are not machines to be programmed. Each human being has an independent mind and can best be utilized if time is taken to analyze his/her strengths, weaknesses and how they can be made profitable to the organization in the best way. Unlike computers, their willingness has got to be managed. This all requires patience.
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Isabel Magallon, Student (University), Mexico
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Principios de la Carrera de Administración
Es uno de los Materiales más claro para un adminis (...)
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Dr. Arup Barman, Professor, India
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Management Requires Patience and Proficiency
To manage, no doubt patience is a factor. It is no (...)
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