Management


Below you’ll find the articles at EPM from the management category.

Management for Beginners

If you’re a new manager, or looking to begin learning about management, then read these articles first.

What Now?

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Advanced Management

Once you’ve read the introductory articles above, take a look at some of my favourite articles from this category.

If you liked those then feel free to browse the articles below. I’d still recommend you subscribe to our monthly newsletter to stay up to date and boost your knowledge.

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How to be Approachable

Are you a secret introvert? By this I mean is it beneficial in your position to be an extrovert, but instead you find yourself trying to get out of situations involving smalltalk as quickly as possible, avoiding it altogether if

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The Greiner Model

The Greiner Growth Model describes the different phases that organizations undergo as they grow in size. These phases are agnostic to organization type – they apply to all organizations in all industries.

The model is essentially a tool organizations can

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Scenario Planning and Program Management

In its most broad sense scenario planning is a strategic planning tool that can help organizations make adaptive long term plans. This is done based on consideration of the major changes and trends taking place in the world, such as

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Student Syndrome and Management

As I write this it is early June. The time of the year when academic exams are in full swing and many (probably the majority) college students are studying for long hours to pass their exams, having left it to

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