Time Management and Communication in Professional Development

This essay explores the importance of communication styles at various organizational levels and the use of effective time-management strategies in personal and professional development. It highlights the use of video conferencing, email, and mobile phones for communication at strategic, tactical, and operational levels, respectively. The essay also suggests prioritizing staff turnover and improving consumer services, as well as developing groups to focus on problem-solving. The Paramount hotel can use these strategies to improve overall effectiveness. Desklib provides students with access to a variety of solved assignments and study resources.

PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT

4.2 Communicating in a variety of styles and appropriate manner at
various levels
At strategic level, top level managers use video conferencing, E mail and
memos to take better corporate and strategic decisions by discussing
each factors at the workplace.
Furthermore, at tactical level, general managers use E mail and memo
communication styles to communicate with lower level and top level
management in organization.
At operational level, lower level managers utilizes E mail and mobile
phones communication styles to provide better consumers strategies.

4.3 Evaluating and use effective time-management
strategies
Prioritization: For this, hotel can give equal priority on staff turnover and
improvement of consumer services at the workplace.
Developing groups: Management of Paramount can make two groups to
focus on two problems.
Developing groups: Management of Paramount can make two groups to
focus on two problems at the workplace.

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