Managing People

The history of business management reflects the general perception and attitude of society to employees, the employer's response to public policy (health and safety, employment law, etc.), and the response to the development of the union. In the early stages of the industrial revolution, the special discipline and fine imposed by the plant owner were partly responses to serious problems that imposed labor standards and regularity without discipline.

"Management is an issue, management is discipline, management is also managing achievement of all of management is accomplishment of the manager All failures are manager's failure, people are managed rather than" force "or" fact " Therefore, there are four main ways to determine the development of the management philosophy to help managers classify these studies as a method, but some of them still apply. Business, military, religion, politics etc that require management

Treating people as "resources" is a way never to get along with me. Conventional management focus is usually very functional. This is a view that tasks need to be done at specific deadlines and specific quality levels, and your team is trying to make all of these resources possible. Introvert and outgoing are very fond of speaking in front of people. However, there are well-known introverted people (for example, former President Barack Obama). I often talk about the importance of talking in public in promoting my career, but I do not tell you how simple it is to overcome fear. It requires a lot of work and many exercises, practice and practice

I played two roles in the matrix organization. One is a project manager and the other is a personnel manager. It took me a while to notice that "Human Resources Manager" is in contradiction. I will not manage people. I am "responsible" to them, but they manage things and processes. I manage budget management, performance evaluation process management, recruitment process and firing process, personal development process, and many other processes, but I am not a "manager". When it comes to people, your only chance is to lead them.