ADVANCED PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT

The book "Advanced Principles of Management" emphatically deliberates on the principles which managers must look up to for the success of their organizations. Managers need to be knowledgeable; working in the interest of the employer, employees and customers. They must act with integrity; avoiding conflicts of interest. They must be objective and competent. The techniques and processes for making effective decisions on human resources management, strategic and operational management, professional ethics and codes of conduct are vital for effective and efficient management of any organization. All managers need to be versed with these principles to keep the organizations under their watch and control successful.The author is of the opinion that all managers and management as a whole need to adhere to these principles in their daily operations and services for the good of the employer, employees and the public.

Autorentext

Rev. Silas T. Silas PhD, is a prolific writer, pastor, evangelist and a moral psychologist. He holds a PhD in Religion and Society from ABSU, Nigeria; M.A. in Ethics, B.A. (Hons.), and B.Th. Degrees from NWU, South Africa; HD and ND in Accounting and Public Finance from FUTO and UNIUYO respectively.

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The book "Advanced Principles of Management" emphatically deliberates on the principles which managers must look up to for the success of their organizations. Managers need to be knowledgeable; working in the interest of the employer, employees and customers. They must act with integrity; avoiding conflicts of interest. They must be objective and competent. The techniques and processes for making effective decisions on human resources management, strategic and operational management, professional ethics and codes of conduct are vital for effective and efficient management of any organization. All managers need to be versed with these principles to keep the organizations under their watch and control successful.The author is of the opinion that all managers and management as a whole need to adhere to these principles in their daily operations and services for the good of the employer, employees and the public.