Management: General theories - Atshwel-Okel Muntungi, Godé
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In this book, attention has been focused on the salient points that can enable any junior manager and manager to understand them. As you can see, this book does not pretend to present all the management theories. Rather, it serves as a guide to help junior managers and managers to swim easily in the life of organizations, especially since the skills of this one-man band should be corollary to the application of managerial theories from the prehistoric period to the contemporary era. Thus, by underlining without ambiguity that during prehistory, antiquity, the Middle Ages and modern times,…mehr

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In this book, attention has been focused on the salient points that can enable any junior manager and manager to understand them. As you can see, this book does not pretend to present all the management theories. Rather, it serves as a guide to help junior managers and managers to swim easily in the life of organizations, especially since the skills of this one-man band should be corollary to the application of managerial theories from the prehistoric period to the contemporary era. Thus, by underlining without ambiguity that during prehistory, antiquity, the Middle Ages and modern times, management does not appear yet in its current form as a science, it is important to note that the man of these periods practiced unconsciously the management which is still empirical, an art. It is only in contemporary times that management has seen its scientific blossoming.Scientificity, universality with a pervasive character has not spared the Democratic Republic of Congo. Certainly, since the dawn of time, management has been practiced by all peoples.
Autorenporträt
Godé ATSHWEL-OKEL MUNTUNGI holds a Doctorate in Political and Administrative Sciences from the University of Kinshasa and is a Management Expert. To date, he is a full-time professor at the University of Kinshasa and a visiting professor at several universities and institutes of higher education throughout the DRC.