MANAGEMENT SKILLS
In the beginnings of the 21st century, the development and deployment of skills in
 any work or activity has become an increasingly necessity
 important for companies and organizations. In any type of organizations
 people interact, where each of them plays a role, from 'simple'
 employees up to managers or executives (Alles, 2007). When knowledge has
 democratized thanks to the powerful influence of new technologies, they are the
 skills and competencies that will truly determine the factors and
 differentiating elements between people, and therefore, competitive advantages
 among companies, turn out to be their most outstanding consequence (Pollitt and Bouckaert,
 2000). Specifically, the financial crisis that has affected the whole world
 occidental has prompted a rethinking and a profound review of what the
 the public sector should represent. This is where the importance of the employee arises
 the public must have in all this process of renewal and modernization.
 The management skills can be defined as 'capabilities, skills and
 knowledge that a person possesses to carry out leadership activities and
 coordination in the role of manager or leader of a work group or organization.
 These skills change over time and evolve with the organization.
 Managers need to keep updating them to adapt to the needs.
 changes in their workplace. This leads to an environment of improvement.
 continue for the organization.
 Today we are going to talk about the types of managerial skills that exist today.
 work world. We will also discuss which are the fundamentals for the
 role of the executive
 Managerial skills can be divided into three main groups:
Conceptual skill. Ability to analyze trends, scenarios, events,
 prevent changes... It is very dependent on the training received, but also on
 the manager's capability. It is very important at the higher levels of the structure
 organizational.
Human skill. Ability to interact with subordinates: lead, motivate,
 to direct and coordinate. It is considered one of the most decisive, as it makes possible
 involve all members of the organization to achieve objectives.
Technical skills. Specific technical knowledge for an activity
 concrete. These skills are more needed for staff in contact with
 the non-directive organizational operational routine.
 As can be seen, depending on the level at which the staff is located in the
 Hierarchy will need to perfect one or another group of managerial skills. They are not
 mutually exclusive, and all are useful for the management profile.
 Management skills are a set of skills that determine the way
 in which we interact with other people. They are examples of management skills.
 effective communication, conflict resolution, leadership, negotiation and
 time management.
 TheManagerial skills are increasingly important in the workforce.y
 as a consequence in the professional development of individuals. The skills
 directives are currently differentiating factors applicable in any sector and
 position. A few fortunate ones develop managerial skills in a way
 inherent, however in general, personal work is necessary to reach
 develop them.
 The process of learning management skills has nothing to do with that of
 technical skills. In the case of managerial skills, it is not enough to
 learning theoretical contents from a book, management skills must be
 developed through its implementation.
 For example, a person interested in improving their communication skills.
 you can read books, watch videos, or attend different seminars to learn the
 techniques and tips for good communication. However, sooner or later
 this person will have to practice what they have learned for the skill to be
 developed.
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 The 10 fundamental managerial skills
Self-knowledge and self-confidence. The manager must know himself, and
 to know how they relate to others. They must know their qualities
 good ones to reinforce them, and the bad ones to correct them. It should also be clear
 its vital and organizational objectives, to know where to take the organization.
Project and team management. The manager does not work alone: he directs people and
 teams of professionals in projects. This means you must help them in their
 development and achieving their goals. An important quality is knowing how to delegate and
 give them responsibilities.
Ability to face crises and change. It is about being aware of change.
 constant and to properly manage the crisis period that precedes it. The
 a manager must learn to modify their behavior to achieve objectives when
 overcome difficulties.
Emotional intelligence and social skills. It is about knowing how to relate to others.
 Moreover, establishing strong ties... The executive must master the
 competencies of emotional intelligence: self-awareness, self-control and
 self-motivation; and those of social intelligence: trust in the group, active listening,
 contributing experience...
Leadership. It involves knowing how to influence and align others towards a specific goal.
 through motivation. The manager must have a unique leadership style and
 defined.
Assertiveness. It is a way of interacting with others, respecting ourselves.
 same and to them. The manager must know how to stay in his place.
 reasoned. One must understand that the rights of others cannot be sacrificed
 neither their own for theirs nor theirs for others.
Vision and strategic thinking. You must know what the company should be, what
 is currently, and what path it should follow to achieve its objectives.
Information gathering techniques. It is about knowing all the systems of
  internal information, market research techniques, and possible sources
  to gather information.
Performance orientation. It involves knowing how to keep the team focused on their objectives, which
 They must be clear and well defined. Everyone must know their role and how
 achieve your results.
Control and supervision. It is about having knowledge of controlling the areas.
 functional to be able to know the result of your management. It also includes knowing
 to apply the necessary improvements to your management.
 In conclusion, the executive must be a well-rounded person who has abilities.
 from the three groups of management skills. If lacking some of the
 basic competencies, the organization could suffer.
 Quality leadership is conveniently backed by a series of
 skills that enhance your effectiveness and elevate the success of those who present them.
 It's difficult, once you have any of these abilities, to lose them. The
 what is possible is to acquire it, starting from scratch. It's a matter of awareness,
 focus and effort.