This report delves into the multifaceted role of a developing manager within an organization, particularly in the hospitality sector. It examines various management styles, including democratic, persuasive, and consultative approaches, and contrasts them with different leadership styles such as autocratic and democratic leadership, using examples from Britannia Hotel and Comport Inn. The report analyzes the importance of effective communication processes, outlining key elements like sender, receiver, and feedback, and contrasts one-way and two-way communication methods. Furthermore, it explores organizational culture, differentiating between normative, pragmatic, academic, club, and process cultures, with a focus on the cultures of Britannia Hotel and Comport Inn. The report also assesses management skills performance, including communication, flexibility, trust, and listening, as well as a personal SWOT analysis. Finally, it discusses objectives and targets for managerial development, team leadership, and career development plans, highlighting the significance of these elements in the context of the rapidly evolving hospitality industry. The report concludes with a development plan based on current performance and future needs.