Effective Public Management

I have been employed in the public sector as a front-line staff worker for the past two and a half years under two different county Job and Family Services organizations. I have spent one year working with the Athens County Department and Job and Family Services (ACDJF), and one and a half years with the Fairfield County Department of Job and Family Services (FCDJFS). I have observed the different principles that Gordon Chase discussed in …

…other relatively cheap items. In conclusion, many of the principles that Case discussed in the article Bromides for Public Management still apply in the world today. A successful public manager will have the ability to obtain and maintain support from the political boss, hire excellent staff, plan effectively, monitor funding, encourage and support his staff, and treat people with respect and dignity. Most importantly remember that as Case stated, “common since goes a long way.”