
Overview: Middle Management | ||
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Definition | The middle layers of a hierarchical organization. | |
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What is Middle Management? John Spacey, updated on December 30, 2016
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Organizational StructureCommon types of organizational structure.Line Of Business
A definition of line of business with several examples.
Profit Center vs Cost Center
The difference between a profit center and a cost center.
Structure Follows Strategy
An overview of structure follows strategy.
Internal Consultants
A definition of internal consultant with examples.
Working Level
A definition of working-level with examples.
Self-OrganizationThe definition of self-organization with examples.Back Office
The definition of back office with examples.
Front OfficeThe definition of front office with examples.Middle Office
The definition of middle office with examples.
ManagementA guide to management techniques.Strategic PlanningA list of techniques for developing and implementing a strategy.
ProductivityThe basics of productivity.Project ManagementA guide to project management.Internal Benchmarking
The common types of internal benchmarking.
Internal Customer
A definition of internal customer with examples.
Business Optimization
A definition of business optimization with examples.
Team ObjectivesThe common types of team objective.Internal Stakeholders
A definition of internal stakeholder with examples.
Management PlanningAn overview of the different types of management planning.
Management ExamplesA definition of management with examples.
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