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It depends on the size of the company and what kind of manager.
I believe thay should have some money invested in the company.
There is a major PRO to managers owning a stake in the company - their performance is tied up to their pay! If the managers are working properly, the company will be doing well and manager's shares will increase in value - the company is happy, the manager is happy and the general shareholder is happy.
There is a major PRO to managers owning a stake in the company - their performance is tied up to their pay! If the managers are working properly, the company will be doing well and manager's shares will increase in value - the company is happy, the manager is happy and the general shareholder is happy.
Only if he wants to afford his own dragon dildo one day
Only if he wants to afford his own dragon dildo one day
It depends on the size of the company and what kind of manager.
To maintain good representation of them self and the company. A poor representative devalues the company and no manager should want a poorly ran company. -danyelle
Managers should not focus on the current stock value because the value fluctuates daily based on market conditions, profits, management, and current economy. Managers should instead focus on the long term growth of the company.
Yes, managers and non-managers should be appraised from the top and the bottom. This will help executive managers get a better idea of how they are performing.
Although every manager has their own style and way of doing things, they should be adhering to company policy and overall procedure in the same way. As long as the company is accepting of how a manager managers and they are successful with their team, the company man not have an issue with the difference in style of doing things.
Managers SHOULD wear uniform or they look unprofessional.