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Apr 29, 2026 22:18 · 38:03 · English · Whisper Turbo · 6 speakers
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0:09
S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
Hello and welcome to module one. In this module we're going to learn about management, exactly what that is, what does it cover, and what are you as a manager responsible for, what should you be aware of, and how can you improve as a manager. So I look forward to helping you understand management, what that means, and how that can help you as you're working in a business or running your business.
0:39
S… Speaker 2 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
We're going to talk about the definition of management, what it is and why we need it. Wikipedia tells us that management is the administration of an organization. According to Indeed, there are five basic operations of a manager or five basic responsibilities that a manager has in an organization. So setting objectives is one.
1:06
S… Speaker 2 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
organizing another motivating the team I see that's part of leadership I'm going to talk about the differences between management and leadership devising systems of measurement and then developing people and I say that developing people is also a component of leadership
1:26
S… Speaker 2 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
As I divide out management versus leadership, management is relating to tasks and functions and leadership is related to people. Management versus leadership.
1:41
S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
When I talk about management, that is really task-related. We're setting objectives, we're organizing, and we're measuring. So we are actually, this is the doing in an organization. And leadership, which we're going to talk about in Module 2, is really people-related. How is it that we coach people and develop people so that we can be a better organization?
2:11
S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
managers. The first thing that we need to do is set objectives. So it may be that we have objectives from our supervisor that we're going to bring down into our component of the organization. So our division, we are responsible for making sure our objectives align with the objectives of the organization. And then we need to make sure that we find a way for each
2:40
S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
team member to know what those objectives are and then proceed with actually accomplishing those objectives and then measure how we make sure that we accomplish those objectives. As a manager,
2:54
S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
It's your responsibility to make sure that you know what the objectives of the organization are and that you align your division with the objectives of the organization. And that begins with organizing. How do we organize? Well, first, we communicate to the staff what it is, what the objectives are, and then we identify the individual tasks.
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S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
need to take place in order to complete what our responsibilities are and we do that within the planning process. So not everybody is
3:30
S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
good at the planning process. So if this is not something that's a good skill set of yours, that's something that you need to work on. It's critical to be able to improve your planning abilities. So task by task, what is it that needs to happen in order to complete your component of accomplishing the objectives of the organization? And then set the timing. What needs to happen when
3:55
S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
to make sure that you accomplish what it is that needs to happen from your part your division so organizing is the first part of accomplishing the objective and as a manager you need to make sure that you have determined or learned how to properly organize and so let's look at what that means through communicating planning and setting the timing as a manager you're responsible for communicating
4:26
S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
The first part of organizing, so communicating. Now, there are a couple of different ways to communicate. We can communicate verbally or in writing. So when we communicate verbally, how is it that that is heard? Well, people hear things different ways. So we may, when we're communicating, want to say things.
4:50
S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
couple of different ways to make sure that people understand and so what we're doing is communicating the organization's objective.
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S… Speaker 2 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
and what that means to us specifically, what that means to our division. So I'm going to do that verbally. I'm going to try and say it a number of different ways for people to comprehend what I'm saying. I'm also going to communicate in writing. So some people are better at understanding something verbally. Some people are better at comprehending if they read. So I need to do both. I need to communicate verbally and I need to communicate in writing.
5:27
S… Speaker 6 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
And the writing needs to be clear and concise. And then when I'm communicating, I need to be repetitive. I need to say what I want the staff to hear and I need to say it again and then I need to say it again.
5:43
S… Speaker 2 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
So some of you may be rolling your eyes, but this is really important because we all have different ways of hearing and understanding something. And so as a manager, you need to be a bit understanding of how your staff is understanding so that you communicate to accommodate that staff. So then after you've communicated, ask for understanding. Ask your staff what they heard.
6:12
S… Speaker 2 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
So you can do that in a conversation. You don't have to just abruptly say, what did I just say? But you can have a conversation around what you just communicated. What does it mean to them? How do they think it's going to happen? So it's good to have a communication around, it's good to have a conversation around what you've communicated to make sure that the staff understand what you just said.
6:38
S… Speaker 4 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
In addition to communicating, part of what I need to do as a manager is to plan. I need to figure out what tasks need to be done and by when and who is supposed to do those tasks. So as I am working with my group, I need to identify the timeline thinking of each individual. So everybody has a different time horizon as far as how they can think. Some people can think about...
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S… Speaker 4 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
the next hour, some people can think about the next week, some people can think about 10 years from now, but everybody is a little bit different. So as you are delegating the tasks, you need to consider each individual's timeline horizon. So some people, I'm going to give them a task that needs to be done today or even in the next hour. If I have somebody that's a professional, well-educated or well-trained, there may be a project that we talk about.
7:31
S… Speaker 3 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
that is an annual project something that's going to take a year to accomplish and so some of my responsibility is to plan out how that's going to be done with that individual and naturally when I do the planning it doesn't mean that I plan it out I communicate I plan and then I leave that person to do whatever I need to have regular check-ins with that individual so I can make sure
7:58
S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
that we are on track with whatever task that needs to be completed. So part of planning as a manager means that I need to make sure that I find a way to bring my product or service to market for my division, whatever that is. I should understand profitability. What's the gross profit I need to achieve to be successful for the organization? And then what are the resources that I need?
8:29
S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
Is it supplies? Is it staff? Is there something that I need to do to improve my efficiencies? That's part of my responsibilities as a manager. So let's look at an example of resources. And this happens in business all the time. Say I have a production process and I have a machine that I'm looking at that's going to cost $500,000 to buy.
9:07
S… Speaker 5 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
So as a manager, I need to decide, should I buy the machine for the business? So I look at some factors. It's going to reduce 6,500 labor hours a year at $40 an hour. That's factored into, is it going to be worth purchasing this machine or not? Maybe it will provide a safety factor for the employees.
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S… Speaker 5 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
When I'm making a decision about buying a piece of machinery or not buying a piece of machinery, if safety comes into play, that ramps up the decision-making a little bit because we cannot allow our employees to be in an unsafe environment. And then how long will this machine last? If it's going to last for 10 years without breaking down, that's a significant factor. So as a manager, I look at, well, if I don't buy this machine,
10:00
S… Speaker 2 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
And I have three breakdowns in the next month. That costs me money. So how much does that cost? How impactful is that to the rest of the organization? So I use those factors when I'm considering whether or not to purchase the equipment. And as a manager, you should be able to either work through that process or get somebody from the organization to help you work through that process to make a decision.
10:30
S… Speaker 2 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
Resources. I need to make sure I have sufficient resources for my division to be able to make that product that I am making or that service that I'm providing. So this is another example. I've got a product that's made in India. Sorry, a component for a key product that's made in India. So the supplier has been really great in the past, really been coming through on time, providing me quality product.
10:59
S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
But over the last several months, the quality has started to deteriorate and then I find out that the CEO is leaving that company and another person that I know is not as good as going to take that CEO's place. So as a manager, what would you do? Well, what I would do is start looking for other opportunities, other resources. Maybe I can buy the same component in Japan or China.
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S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
or even in the US, or maybe I can make that same component internally. So I have to look at all of the factors in order and make a decision. I cannot let the quality of that component continue to deteriorate. That affects the quality of my product, that affects overall the profitability of the company. And so to be complacent about something like this is...
11:55
S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
Not a good management practice. So as a manager, it's your responsibility to make changes to improve the processes, people, profitability of your division. As a manager, you are responsible for looking at your processes, your people, your profitability. And so...
12:23
S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
Part of our review process every year was to ask the managers to tell us what they had done during the year to improve their division. So I actually had one manager that told me that he had actually not made any changes, made no changes.
12:43
S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
And I was just amazed that somebody thought that was an okay answer as a manager. It is not okay. If you're a manager, you need to continually look at the way that you run your division. If your processes are great, are they documented?
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S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
If they're not documented, then they should be documented. Maybe your profitability is amazing, but your people are getting stale in whatever they're doing, so maybe their skills need to be updated. Maybe they need better training. It's your responsibility as a manager to make sure that you look at your processes, your profitability, and your people.
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S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
and make some changes every year you cannot tell me there is nothing that needs to be changed in your division because there is so look at that as your responsibility you need to look at all of these things the processes the profitability and your people and look at what you can change to improve your performance
13:55
S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
So for that person that said that they made no changes, what's your opinion of that person? Are they a good manager or a bad manager? I would say not such a good manager. Like how can you ever improve your business if none of the management staff are looking at ways of improving their individual divisions or their individual staff?
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S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
It really is up to every manager to look at their area and look at ways to improve it every year. Part of your responsibility as a manager is to set timing. So if I have a product that needs to be delivered or a service that needs to be delivered at the end of the month, what do I need to do to make sure that I can deliver that product or service?
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S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
So I have to make sure I have the materials that go into whatever product I'm making. I need to make sure I have the people to be available for production or service.
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S… Speaker 2 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
One of the ways to make sure that I accomplish that is by backing into the process. When do I need to start? So many times, and I've seen this again and again, people do not think about the materials that they need for a product or a service until they need it.
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S… Speaker 2 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
Such a bad idea because that means what's going to happen, you will probably either pay a lot more money for that material or a lot more money for having that delivered to you at the last minute. So one of the things that you can do as a manager is to have checklists for the materials that you need for your product or services.
15:43
S… Speaker 2 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
Have a checklist for everything that you need to make sure you accomplish your product or service. And then scheduling people. Again, so many people are a bit short-sighted on ensuring that they have the right people. So they don't wait to hire until it's absolutely necessary.
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S… Speaker 2 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
So that is something that can also be done in advance. So at the beginning of a quarter, I might look at how many people that I have for my process or service.
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S… Speaker 2 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
and I may start hiring to make sure that I have sufficient people. Even though nobody has told me that they're leaving, it does not necessarily hurt to continue the hiring process or the recruiting process. So it depends upon how many people that you have. If you have 100 people, you probably should be recruiting constantly. If you have five, that's not necessarily the case.
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S… Speaker 2 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
But our responsibilities as managers is to look at when we're going to need something and then back into the timing that it's going to take for materials and people and processes to make sure that we have what we need to be able to deliver our product or service. People planning. One of our responsibilities as a manager is to make sure that we have the right people in the right place.
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S… Speaker 2 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
So that means recruiting, recruiting, recruiting. And that is something that many people really do not like to do in addition to hiring, training, and coaching. But it is part of our job as a manager. Now, how frequently you recruit really depends upon the size of your team and the amount of turnover that you have. But in running a business, I had one manager that really hated hiring.
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S… Speaker 2 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
So she would avoid recruiting at all costs until the last minute, which usually put us in a bit of a bind. So it's much better to recruit on a regular basis so you can make sure that you have the right people in place. Then you've got to hire and train and coach, which takes a lot of time. So one thing that we did as an organization is we had a hiring manual.
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S… Speaker 2 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
So what did that include? And you can do this for your division or your organization. The hiring manual had the job ads. So what did those job ads look like? Were they enticing? Did they invite people to work for our company? I would have the job description. So I would not have to remake the job descriptions every single time. What were the job functions that I needed? What were the educational requirements?
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S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
Did I want somebody with experience or not? And also in the hiring manual, I had what the HR process was. How soon would I need to let HR know that I needed to hire somebody? How far in advance would I put an ad in Indeed or ZipRecruiter or wherever, whatever I used to hire? Again, what was the hiring process?
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S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
For California, you usually need a letter of employment to go to the person. So what did that look like if it can be made in advance with a few spaces for the salary and what that job was? Great. Whatever you can put in that hiring manual to keep down the repetitive functions, the better to make it a little bit easier for you as a manager.
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S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
to do that process without too much pain and agony um so uh also planning for expansion if i'm going to grow the business i'm going to have maybe a new division in the next month or next quarter i need to plan for that so i need to start putting people in place prior to actually expanding so i have time to train those individuals
19:48
S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
And then contraction, what am I going to do if for some reason bad economic times and I need to contract the business? Is there something that I can do with a piece?
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S… Speaker 2 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
that I have in place that is fair for them or is there some work share process that I can put in place to keep everybody working so there are some things that you can look at as far as different options but you need to do that in advance so managing people is not an easy process
20:26
S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
And so we're going to talk a little bit about motivating in the leadership module number two. But managing people as a manager, you do need to be responsible for training. And training and training and regular training, again, is so critical. And I think that this is something that people forget about.
20:48
S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
And do not think it's necessary. So maybe somebody's been in a jog for 20 years. Why would you need to train them? However...
20:57
S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
We had salespeople in the same position for over 20 years, and we would provide training on a regular basis. And I would, on a regular basis, hear from somebody that has a tremendous amount of experience. Thank you so much for the training. I had forgotten that. I really needed to be reminded about this, that, or the other thing. So even people with a tremendous amount of experience.
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S… Speaker 3 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
need to be reminded about what they should be doing as far as completing their job the right way or even being better at their job. Training.
21:38
S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
can be internal and or external. So when I say internal, that means that I'm going to be training people within the organization. External means that I'm going to find some resources outside of the organization. I might bring them into the company. I might bring somebody like me into the company to train the employees or I may send the employees out to a seminar on management skills or a seminar on
22:06
S… Speaker 3 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
how they can do their job a little bit better so but internal it's always helpful to have the people on your team leading some of the training because what happens when you have to train you actually learn something a little bit better so training can be done by you but training can also be done by the individuals on your team you would want to assign
22:31
S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
whatever those people would be training on and then make sure that they had ready a good training presentation and then follow up. Did your individuals actually pay attention to the training or were they doing something else or were their minds elsewhere? So as we're doing virtual training, what I have learned is that people can check their email while they're on Zoom.
22:57
S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
So what we did, what we have done to make sure that that isn't happening is every few slides I would come up with a question going over some of the topics that I covered. So if somebody is checking their email, they are not going to know the answers to the questions that I come up with as far as reviewing the slides. So follow up on making sure that people are learning as you're training is important.
23:23
S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
And then consistency. I want to make sure everybody on my team has the opportunity to have the same training. And then how we learn. As I'm doing training, I need to remember that people learn by hearing, they learn by reading, and they learn by doing. And so when we have done training in the past,
23:46
S… Speaker 2 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
It's a variety of, maybe it's PowerPoints or somebody standing in front of a group and talking about whatever process, or maybe it's a demonstration of a process to help people remember. So again, everybody has a little bit of a different ability and way to learn. So it's really good to provide the verbal, the written, and the demonstration for the learning process. So that's internal. Now external, I'm going to ask my staff,
24:15
S… Speaker 2 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
I've always asked my staff, what is it that you want to be more proficient in? So I might look for resources to provide that individual either an outside seminar or a book or an audio book if they don't like reading books.
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S… Speaker 2 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
But I'm going to look for resources for that employee if they want to learn more. And even if they don't want to learn more, I used to have my poor managers roll their eyes when I told them they had to read a business book. But at the end of the day, they realized that they knew so much more than their fellow managers when they would go to a seminar and outside management training.
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S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
They knew so much more than the other people in their class because of some of the reading that we required them to do during a training process. Now, something about training. As being a manager, it's great to be proactive. I had a training plan.
25:19
S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
for the entire group at the beginning of the year that handled both monthly training and quarterly training and then outside seminars for the individuals and I budgeted accordingly. So training is such an important part of your responsibility as a manager.
25:38
S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
So I hope you think of it that way so that you can make sure that you grow and develop your people. But you can do that both internally and or externally. I say both is important. So internal is important because you've got the knowledge and you've got the skills.
25:57
S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
However, let me tell you what happens when you do a lot of internal training and you do a lot of internal training. Eventually, it becomes a blah, blah, blah, blah, blah because people have heard your voice before and they discount your knowledge for some silly reason. So you might tell your people the same thing over and over and over and over again.
26:19
S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
and then you have somebody from the outside come and train on the same topic, they will say the same thing that you have said before and your people will act as though that's a revelation.
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And it's amazing that this person is training in what they said like they've never heard it before because a lot of times they just will stop hearing you. So this is why it's good to have internal training and external training for your people and for their development. Measuring for success.
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So we have a lot of measuring tools that we can use. Financials is one of the most common measurement tools, but financials are lagging indicators. Financials are lagging indicators. In other words, I know what I have accomplished or how well I've done, but it's over. So whether it's quarterly or annually.
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My profit quarterly, I'm not going to be able to change once I learn what it is. So that means it's lagging. It tells me after the fact. But some of your KPIs can be based on leading indicators. Your KPIs should be based on some leading indicators. So what are those?
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Maybe that I'm providing my services in a timely manner, very low error rate, high customer satisfaction. Some of those things would be leading indicators. Low waste, accomplishing my objectives piece by piece. And I need to look at these measurements on a weekly basis.
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I might even look at them on a daily basis. So if I have a group of salespeople, I need to make sure on a daily basis that they're making calls and setting appointments. If I have a group of salespeople, I need to make sure on a daily basis that they're making calls and setting appointments. On a weekly basis, I might look at production and what's my output for labor hours. That's a KPI that I might measure.
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S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
I certainly need to look at a weekly, monthly, quarterly for some things. And then as far as my KPIs, it's really great as a manager if I let everybody know how well we're doing. And by that, I mean that I show my KPIs to the staff as we go along. So what does that look like?
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Well, I might have a thermometer that shows that our goals for our KPIs for the month are, you know, like I said, 5,000 units. And I'm going to produce my KPIs on a daily basis, number of units as I go up the thermometer to show how close we're getting to that goal of units for the month. And so that really helps everybody see
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if we're succeeding and or if we're struggling.
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with accomplishing our our KPIs so measuring profitability is part of your job are you getting or keeping the revenue at low margins and what does that mean do you even know what that means are you driving market share in areas that don't make sense like really I don't need to be going into that market because it's not going to help my business
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And then the long-term impact of the decision. So if you're a referral-based business and you're cutting on your service to your people by cutting number of people providing those services, you could be impacting your long-term business by a short-term savings.
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I actually had a vice president in my business that did that. My business was very much a referral business. And this vice president decided that it was his job to cut costs. So where did he cut costs? He cut costs by reducing the number of people per service, which impacted our ability to get referrals. Not a good idea. But that vice president didn't understand.
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the impact of his decision on our long-term success. I'll give you another example of one of my clients that was struggling because cash flow was really awful. She was really struggling month by month to even pay the bills. But when we looked closely at the business, I realized that there were some clients that she had.
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low or negative gross profit well what does that mean when you have negative gross profit it means that you are serving that client at a loss from the beginning before you even do anything you are losing money so you really don't ever want to have a client at a negative gross profit and unless there is a good reason for you to grow your market share so I would not look
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for running a business or having clients at a negative gross profit. So if this was you and this was your business, what would you do? So there is a difference between management and leadership. As I talked about before, management includes tasks where we're organizing, planning, and measuring, but we're looking at a function.
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Management is a title, right? You are designated as somebody to lead in a division of an organization or the organization. But it's a title. And then leadership is different. It is the people part of your business. It's guiding, coaching.
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Training. I talked about training as part of management. But training also can be part of leadership as far as how you are training and how you are developing people. And then motivating. Are you helping people to want to do something for the business? And in Module 2, we're going to talk about what that looks like, what different types of leaders there are out there, good and bad.
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And you can be a leader, but not a manager, right? You can be a leader, but not a manager. So my administrative assistant for, I had the same administrative assistant for about 15 years, and she was a leader even more than a manager. She was very much a leader in the organization. So even though she was a manager for one part of the organization, she was a leader for the overall organization.
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because she has very good people abilities as well as some task development abilities.
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S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
You can be a manager and not a leader. So you can be really good at tasks and organizing and planning, but not a very good leader. So I have been very lucky in working for some great leaders, but I had an experience working with a manager in the retail environment, and this person was so good at tasks and organizing.
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If something went wrong, he was really good at identifying, you know, what it was that went wrong and how could we fix it. I can still hear him saying, you know, let's identify what went wrong so we can fix it so it doesn't happen again. Great. But he was not a leader. He did nothing as far as the people part of it, was not a very good people person.
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Just remember, being a people person doesn't mean that you're outgoing and extroverted. It means that you have a care for the people that you're working with and you have a desire to help them in a positive way instead of just getting a task done. So management and leadership are two different things.
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So you should learn both to be a good manager and a good leader will help your business. But to be one or the other will create a deficiency in your ability to perform. So what are your strengths? Are you great at setting objectives and managing processes?
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measuring. So if you are weak in any of these areas, you really need to look at how can I improve in setting objectives? Am I able to think of the total organization's objectives overall and align those with my division? Do I even know what the organization's objectives are? If I don't, have I asked?
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S… Speaker 1 (ScreenRecording_٠٤-٢٧-٢٠٢٦ ١٦-٤٤-١٤_1)
So very important that you're proactive in asking about that so you can make sure you're in alignment. Am I good at managing the processes? So you need to stay on top of things. I've had many people think if they delegate a responsibility, they just leave it and go on to the next task.
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But as you're delegating, you really do need to develop a process for follow-up to make sure that the task gets done. So there is a whole training that I have on the delegation process. So if this isn't your strength, then you can certainly learn how to be better at delegating and managing processes. And then measuring.
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Do you have the analytic skills to measure? If not, maybe somebody in the financial area can help you develop some tools to measure so that you know if you're accomplishing your objectives for the organization. And then we're going to shift over in the next module.
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to what it means to be a good leader. How do I motivate people? What's the importance of coaching and developing and then growing the team? So these are all important components of Module 2.
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So if there is anything that is unclear, there is quite a bit covered in the Wikipedia reading that I've assigned, as well as the Indeed definition of management. That also covers some leadership, but there is a lot of good information in there. So I hope this helps your understanding of management and what it is and why. Thank you.

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