Managerial Effectiveness

Abstract

How effective are managers? How effective can they become? These are two basic questions which go to the heart of some of the most serious challenges which face contemporary societies, not least the United Kingdom. The problems and issues underlying them demand to be probed and researched; their sensitivity and complexity demand to be respected. The notion of managerial effectiveness has always been an important part of managerial thought and action, but recent years have seen a dramatic increase in pressures and constraints on managers and on what they are expected to achieve.

Citation

Brodie, M. and Bennett, R. (1979), "Managerial Effectiveness", Management Research News, Vol. 2 No. 4, pp. 11-12. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb027741