ASTG UE - Christopher Lee
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Career in Management &
Management Major at LSSU
Presented by
Dr. C. Christopher Lee
Dr. Madan Saluja
Dr. Linda Schmitigal-Snyder
MANAGEMENT
Creating a value for a firm:
– Effectiveness - Goal
– Efficiency - Productivity
– Performance - Profitability
How?
Planning – Goal, Strategy
Organizing – Chain of Command, Structure, HR
Leading – Leadership, Motivation
Controlling – Performance Evaluation
Entrepreneurship Small Business
Quantitative Management: (1) Biz. Statistics, (2)
Management Information Systems, (3) Operations & Biz.
Analytics (4) Advanced Biz. Analytics
Career in Management
Available for Business/Accounting Major
Students
Can be applied to virtually everywhere
Every industry and organization needs a
supervisor (manager)
Entry-level Management Jobs:
Operations Manager
Management Consultant, Business Analyst
Project Manager – Assistant Manager
Career Goal:
Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
Entrepreneur, President of your own business
Career Development
Internship, Work Experience + Bachelor in
Business/Accounting
Entry-level Manager (Supervisor)
Master of Business Administration (MBA),
Master of Accounting
Middle Manager (Director)
Executive MBA Program
Executive (VP, CEO, President)
Getting in the Door
Proper Training: No Pain, No Gain!
Essentials for Today’s Manager
– Passion for Management
– Solid Foundation of Management:
– Planning, Organizing, Leading, Controlling
– Computer Competency
– Effective Communications Skills: Written (70%) & Oral
(30%)
– Good Analytics – Problem solving, Analytical skills
– Optional: Specialty – Accounting, Economics, Finance,
Marketing, Operations/Business Analytics, etc.
Work Experience/Internship – Get a necessary
experience in the target industry
Career Success Factors
Passion for Innovation:
– Become a fearless,
independent learner!
– Take an initiative!
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Professionalism:
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Act like a professional!
Talk like a professional!
Work like a professional!
Produce results, not just
talk!
– Be willing to work
overtime, if necessary –
Drop the wage earner
mentality!
Solid Understanding of
5 Functional Areas:
Accounting,
Finance,
Marketing,
Management
Quantitative Management
(Operations & Biz. Analytics)
Interpersonal Skills:
– Team Player
– Good Listener
– Build your own personal
networks!
Suggested Coursework
– Management Major [Class of 2018]
Freshman & Sophomore:
Computer Competency
MATH111 College Algebra
BUSN121 Intro. to Business
ACTG132 Accounting - Financial
ACTG133 Accounting - Managerial
ECON201 Economics - Micro
ECON202 Economics - Macro
BUSN211 Business Statistics
BUSN231 Business Communications
BUSN350 Business Law 1
BUSN308 Cultural Differences
Junior:
MGMT280 Management Info. Systems
MRKT281 Marketing Principles
FINC341 Managerial Finance
MGMT360 Management Concepts
MGMT371 Operations & Biz. Analytics
MGMT365 HR Management
MGMT380 Leadership
BUSN355 Business Law 2
Senior:
MGMT464 Organizational Behavior
MGMT476 Training & Development
MGMT451 Labor Law
BUSN403 Biz., Government, Society
BUSN466 Business Policy
In Search of Excellence
Old Economy Land, Natural Resources; John D.
Rockefeller
New Economy Knowledge, Technology; Warren
Buffett, Bill Gates, Mark Zukerberg
We must become a Knowledge Worker!
4 years at LSSU will determine the fate of next 40 years
of your professional career: Study hard!
Be a pioneer. Venture in a new market. Be a global
citizen! Travel to foreign countries.
Do not chase the money. Work hard, and the money will
follow you!
No job is perfect. Be forgiving! Be positive! Be patient!
Wait until you become somebody who can make a
difference.
Thank You!
Any Questions?
For more information, contact:
• Professor Linda Schmitigal-Snyder:
» [email protected]
» Office - Library 233
» Phone: (906) 635 – 2195
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Professor C. Christopher Lee:
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www.cchristopherlee.com
[email protected] or [email protected]
Office - Library 319
Phone: (906) 635 - 6682