6 Executive Management Skills To Thrive In A Changing Economy
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Ongoing, First published Aug 17, 2022
Life is all about learning how to deal with changes - both in one's personal and professional life. However, the ability to smoothly manage change does not come naturally to everyone. One needs to develop such management skills through continuous learning and practical experience. This is especially true in the sense of organizational changes. As part of this process, managers should learn to deal with new technologies, people from varying backgrounds, economic policy changes, and a diverse set of goals. A great way for aspiring professionals to quickly acquire these management skills is through executive management programmes for upskilling, such as the IIM K EPGP.
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OUT NOW! Life is quiet, till it isn't. Change is abrupt and has the tendency of appearing quickly and overwhelmingly. So what else are you supposed to do, rather than detach yourself, just to survive with the change? My life was planned. I had it all written in stone and had accepted what my life would become. I never wanted a life that was very adventurous or challenging. I wanted it to all be as mundane as possible. All of this change has to slow down because I'm not sure how much of it I can handle. I was expecting to live a beige life; nothing exciting or daring, the days would be all the same till they all blended into the other, I would work a desk job and marry a man who would lie and say that he wasn't sexist but then would use microaggressions constantly and who wouldn't understand the word 'no', the normal things in life. That's what I had been prepared for. Though it sure as hell wasn't what I got.