EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT AND MANAGER’S PERSONALITY

TitleEFFICIENT MANAGEMENT AND MANAGER’S PERSONALITY
Publication TypeJournal Article
Year of Publication2013
AuthorsStoyanova, S, Krastev, I
JournalQuality Issues and Insights in the 21st Century
Volume2
Issue1
Start Page79-87
PaginationContinuous
Date PublishedMay/2013
Type of ArticleOriginal article
ISSN2029-9575
Other NumbersICID: 1050101
Keywordsgoal achievement, monitoring, quality management
Abstract

Some standards of quality management are enumerated that are focused on the process of detecting and capturing the defects, meeting the technical requirements, as well as satisfying the customers and the employees. Some principles of quality management are presented that are focused on the customers, related to the employees and to the managers, to some specific work situations. In Bulgaria, 34 managers (8 men and 26 women) were asked 6 questions related to quality management. The biggest part of the managers was not excited by the conflict situations between people. They considered themselves as goal-orientated, reflexive and satisfied with the completion of some difficult and important tasks, but they had negative attitude towards being monitored in their work. What is important in quality management concerning the managers is their motivation to set the appropriate goals, to commit own performance to the taken decisions, the tasks to be finalized (even if they are considered monotonous and difficult), the conflicts to be resolved and used for innovations, the monitoring and supervision to be perceived as a way of demonstration of own achievements and strengths.

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Refereed DesignationRefereed
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