What Great Managers Do
Wykowski Troy, Kiryanoff Justin, Mishra Jitendra and Mishra Bharat
What it means to be a great manager differs with varying
circumstances as well as changing corporate culture. We review a variety of different
management techniques. Great managers should get to know their employees to successfully
implement problem solving procedures. Before a procedure is in place, a manager
must be sure that the correct problem is found, not just the effects of the problem.
A great manager will stop and think before making critical decisions and will stay
consistent when it comes to implementing company policy as well as communicating
policy clearly among employees and team members. Studies find that good managers
are able to analyze and foresee the future impact of their decisions on their company
and relevant relations. Great businessmen such as Bill Gates attribute the success
of businesses to managers. Joe Hill agrees and says that managers must hold themselves
responsible for not just successes but also failures. The ability to fully and clearly
communicate a vision to team members and peers is necessary. Many great managing
styles are alike but a manager should not be afraid to break company norms to achieve
goals. Case studies have shown that the most profitable companies in the world have
strong fundamental management techniques as well as innovators and people who are
afraid to speak up. The skills to communicate lessons learnt and the ability to
stand firm are important characteristics of successful managers. Above all, great
managers do the right thing when no one is looking.
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A Diagnostic Study on Fundamentals of Top Indian IT
Companies
Dulababu T.
The research paper investigates the potential for earnings
in the top 10 IT companies. The IT companies were selected on the basis of different
media ratings. The factors such as Net Profit Margin (NP), Earnings Per Share (EPS),
Book-Value (BV), P/E Ratio (P/E), Return on Assets (ROA), Return on Equity (ROE),
Return on Capital (ROC), Price/Book Value Ratio (PBV), Dividend Yield Ratio (DYR),
Dividend per Share (DPS), 52 wk High/Low Price are taken for analysis to recommend
for investment purpose. The IT sector has been undergoing painful turmoil since
two to three years but the really worthy companies are growing in their earnings.
Due to recent demonetization policy and the digital banking (cash less/less cash
economy) policy, huge scope is seen for these IT companies. Hence it is good to
know the companies to invest in.
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