For as long as I can recall management has shaped me into a better individual through self-management. When I was younger I can remember mommy always ensuring I go to bed on time to get a needed night’s rest to be able to keep up with school and social activities, this taught me time management. When I had reached the elementary level of my education I was allowed the privilege of managing my own money and here I learnt money management. By the time I was a teenager in high school I had to learn first-hand the importance of ‘flying on my own’ as the managerial figure in my life wasn’t around to supervise me. At this stage in my life, I had to put into play all I had learnt from a tender age to then, this also taught me self-management. This influenced my life in a great way as I learnt responsibility and to depend on myself and to manage my own time wisely.
In my young adult years I had my first job. My managerial figure was in the category of first-line manager who had to report to a middle manger quarterly on my overall performance through evaluation. Her managerial role portrayed the interpersonal skill as she motivated and encouraged me to get the job done or I would have to suffer the consequences of having a poor evaluation report, being placed on probation or being fired. Also apart from being fired I liked the feeling of being able to make my own money so this in return motivated me more. Throughout this stage in my life I had developed proper time management, budgeting and discipline. Management has influenced my life