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Become a Master of Business Management
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857 students

Become a Master of Business Management

How to Manage Any Business Like a Seasoned Management Pro
Created byGreg Vanderford
Last updated 7/2017
English
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What you'll learn

  • Think like a manager
  • Motivate workers
  • Run meetings effectively
  • Set effective compensation levels and packages
  • Control costs without hurting performance
  • Increase sales
  • Manage cash flow
  • Generally improve the performance of their business

Course content

6 sections • 15 lectures • 2h 4m total length
  • Overview of key business management principles15:45

    This lesson is a bird's eye view of the critical aspects of business management that we are going to learn in the course. These areas of management are based on both what the textbooks say, but even more importantly, what I have found to be the most useful out in the real world managing businesses.

Requirements

  • Have an interest in business and management

Description

In Business Management: How to Manage a Business Effectively you will benefit from my many years of studying and practicing business management principles.

With a bachelor's degree in business management and a master's in business education to go along with a career filled with putting business management principles into action, my course will teach you:

1. How to motivate your staff

2. How to recruit top quality employees

3. How to effectively run meetings

4. How to set compensation

5. How to control costs

6. How to increase sales

7. How to manage cash flow

8. Much more

If you are a new manager or already have experience but are looking to upgrade your skills, this course offers practical management ideas to consider in the context of your business, team, and goals.

These principles and practices can be adapted to different business settings. Their usefulness depends on your industry, resources, and circumstances. Apply them thoughtfully, evaluate the results, and adjust your decisions as you learn. Sales growth alone does not guarantee profitability or healthy cash flow. Consider costs, margins, capacity, and the timing of customer payments and expenses when assessing growth.

I wish you the best of luck in your endeavors, and we'll see you in the course!

Who this course is for:

  • People new to management
  • Managers looking for additional training
  • Managers looking to upgrade their skills