The planning stage is where all the other pats of management begin from and it is important at all levels of management. The way planning is used at the college where I work, is after each semester or during the break in-between each semester we have a departmental meeting where we sit and discuss what happened during the past quarter and then we plan and discuss what we want to happen for the following semester...
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We set goals on how many students we want in each of the business programs and what actions we need to take in order to make our plan be a success. Also at this particular stage our Department Chair tells us what she expect of us are team member and role models for our students. Organizing Organizing is identifying what jobs need to be done, and hiring the qualified people to do them...
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