Management Thought, Organization, Budgeting, Ethics, Human resource , Evolution of management

DO IMPORTANT JOBS NOW BEFORE THEY BECOME URGENT Procrastination is the thief of time. The habit of putting off important tasks can rob you of hours of achievement and success. Do not forget, the world’s biggest fires could have been prevented by a small cup of water. And, a telegram results when a postcard isn’t sent. Why neglect the job at hand now and let it crush you under its weight later? A stitch in times saves nine. Attack the task with full gusto and you will be pleasantly surprised at your own competence. A thousand mile journey begins with a single step. Take the step. Leave inertia behind. See the miles melt away under your feet. Do it now!

A satisfied customer is your best advertisement. A sale is not a one-time transaction – it is the beginning of repeat business provided you keep the customer satisfied. And there is no other way of doing it than to be prompt in reaching out to him in his adversity and giving him good after- sales service. No amount of advertising – leaflets, banners, hoardings, wall paintings, newspaper and magazine insertions, online advertisement, radio jingles, television advertisement films – have the credibility which a satisfied customer has. If you are sincere in helping him and create in him the confidence that you are always behind him, you will see the word of mouth spread like wildfire. Not only will he give you repeat business, he will get you the business of his friends and acquaintances too. www.mgttht.blogspot.com

MANAGING YOURSELF Of all the things you wear, your expression is the most important. If you want to gather honey, don’t kick over the beehive Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it Character is the foundation stone upon which one must build to win respect. You cannot be anything if you want to be everything. If at first you do succeed, try to hide your astonishment ! Don’t start something which you cannot stop. There’s plenty of room at the top, but there’s no room to sit down. It is sometimes easy to fight for one’s principles than to live up to them. Indecision is expensive, very expensive. He who hesitates is lost. A wise man speaks when others have exhausted their words.        Get a good “radar”, and keep it sweeping. Life is the art of drawing sufficient conclusions from insufficient premises. If at first you don’t succeed, try once more...

MANAGING EMPLOYEES                             Use meetings and conferences for                            cross-pollination of better ways.                           Don't tell me how hard you work;                           tell me how much you get done.                           It ain't what you say,                           it's the way that you say it that gets results.                           Those who only do what they are told                   ...

MANAGING A FAMILY ·        Let your children spend a few days in a joint-family system, a few days in a family where both husband and wife work, a few days in a big city, a few days in a small town,  and a few days on a farm and in a village. This is also education.   ·   Ensure that you have two-way communication with your children. Remember that in two-way communication it is not only the words but silence, too, that can work miracles.   ·      Don’t be a preacher but a doer; and do things to make your children proud of you.