Manage

As a manager, you will have to face and handle many changes. To some people, change is the answer to everything.

As with any new job, when you first become a manager, you will probably experience a very steep learning curve.

So much to do, and so little time in which to do it. Is that how you feel? You will probably find yourself agreeing with management guru, Peter Drucker.

All companies seem to have their own particular way of doing things.

A move that takes you out of your comfort zone, out of a familiar job, and into a challenging new role can be difficult to handle.

Management is a complex task. As a manager, you are continually faced with problems that need solving and decisions that need to be made. Making decisions is not easy, but it is a major part of a manager's role.

The management writer Rosemary Stewart explained that any job is subject to a range of demands and a series of constraints.

As a new manager, you may be surprised at the number of things that you have to do each day.

What is management, and how does it differ from your previous job?