Management is not the same as what managers do.

MANAGING BUSINESS ORGANISATIONS 'MANAGEMENT IS NOT THE SAME AS WHAT MANAGERS DO' CRITICALLY EVALUATE THIS STATEMENT INTRODUCTION Management is described as the process of managing or being managed and is defined as 'the professional administration of business concerns'. A manager is a person regarded in terms of having skills in management and is defined as 'a person controlling or administering a business or part of a business'. This essay will aim to look at the …

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