Managerial and Organizational Effectiveness

2 credits · Owen Graduate School of Management

The primary goal of this course is to help students gain an actionable understanding of what it takes to be effective in an organizational context. Effectiveness is more than a matter of successful performance, and requires various managerial capabilities such as acting with strategic intent, maintaining a realistic awareness of self and situations, exercising power and influence, building and maintaining networks within and outside the organization, designing organizational structures and processes, and learning from successes as well as failures. [2]