Management Skills and Swot Analysis

The skill I chose is the conceptual skill. At the business I’ am currently working at fits this skill perfect. I work at a hair salon as a receptionist and all we strive to do is understand issues and solve problems. If a client is unable to get in for an appointment we go over and beyond to make sure their needs are satisfied. We also try to come up with many ideas as possible to be the best in the business we can be. Even the hair stylists have a lot they use the conceptual skill with, if a client has a really bad cut or hair color the stylist does everything possible to get it how they want it and the correct way. They also have to come up many ideas in a matter of minutes when they have a client that wants them to come up with a style that would look good on them. Being in the service industry has a lot of different things the conceptual skills fits with these are only a few. If you’re an effective employee you produce at a high level, if you’re an efficient employee you produce quickly and intelligently. Employees and managers who demonstrate effectiveness in the workplace most of the time help produce high quality results. The effectiveness of a business has a big part of quality from a company’s products or services, which usually controls a company’s reputation and customer satisfaction. Efficient employees and managers complete tasks in the least amount of time with the least amount of resources available by using certain time saving strategies. Efficiency increases productivity and saves both time and money. The SWOT analysis is important because it can help you put in detail the Strengths, Opportunities, Weaknesses and Threats by using a table. By thinking about all the strengths a company has you can strive to make them even better than before. You can ask yourself if all the strengths are peaking and keep moving up to make it the best business as possible. To locate any weaknesses in a business you can think about the strategies you are