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What managerial roles and skills are necessary for success?

What managerial roles and skills are necessary for success? (IntroductionToBusiness OP 8D04gAa · 2026-10-07-36573 · Summary of Learning Outcomes) — "6.6 Manage…

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  • Managerial Roles and Skills
  • Managerial Roles
  • Informational Role
  • Information Gatherer
  • Information Distributor
  • Company Spokesperson
  • Interpersonal Roles
  • Figurehead
  • Company Leader
  • Liaison
  • Managerial Skills
  • Technical Skills
  • Specialized knowledge, expertise, and ability to apply that knowledge
  • Human Relations Skills
  • Understanding human behavior
  • Communicating effectively with others
  • Motivating individuals to accomplish objectives
  • Conceptual Skills
  • Viewing the organization as a whole
  • Understanding interdependence among organizational parts
  • Assessing relationships with the external environment
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IntroductionToBusiness OP 8D04gAa · 2026-10-07-36573

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"6.6 Managerial Roles 6. What roles do managers take on in different organizational settings? In an informational role, the manager may act as an information gatherer, an information distributor, or a spokesperson for the company. A manager’s interpersonal roles are based on various interactions with other people. Depending on the situation, a manager may need to act as a figurehead, a company leader, or a liaison.\n\n6.7 Managerial Skills 7. What set of managerial skills is necessary for managerial success? Managerial skills fall into three basic categories: technical, human relations, and conceptual skills. Specialized areas of knowledge and expertise and the ability to apply that knowledge make up a manager’s technical skills. Human relations skills include the ability to understand human behavior, to communicate effectively with others, and to motivate individuals to accomplish their objectives. Conceptual skills include the ability to view the organization as a whole, understand how the various parts are interdependent, and assess how the organization relates to its external environment."

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