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1: As the top ‘’managers’’of their company,what types of issues might Bert and John have to deal with?Be as specific as possible.Which management functions might be most important to them?Why?
Answer:The issues may differ from time to time and arised as influenced by factors,Following are the issues which they face:.
1. LEADERSHIP

a)Definition of Leadership:. “The word ‘’Leadership is very hard to define,but there is a common characteristic i.e.All leaders must have the ability to make things happen.Therefore as the top managers they must control the will of charting,events out of course.
b)Making good decisions:.
Being the managers,they makes consistencily good decision to achieve the intended goals.

2. Egoistic objectives:.Some times they have to used “Egositic Approach”.They have the control to achieve the desired goals.Following are some factors indicating problems with an out of control ego:.
→ Communication backwardness
→Poor morale
→Red tepism
→Decreasing sales results
→Less profit year to year

3. Communication:.They may face communication gap between them and their subordinate management.Effectime team work is the result of freely discussion among them and their employees.Employees feels that there is difference between them and their superiors as the result mistakes arises.
4. Motivational issues:.Employees who are uninterested in achieving the goals are not ussualy productive.As the top managers they must work with employees to figure out a effective incentive structure.

2.Basic functions of management:.
For seeking the basic functions of management we have to defined it for better understanding…
Definition “Management is a process of planning,organizing,leading and controlling the organizational resources to achieve the organizational goals effectively and efficientily”.
According to above mentioned definition there are following functions of management.
1) Planning
2)

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