Some Lessons in Business and Manpower Management
While it is true that a party planner can be just your ordinary woman by day, doing shopping, browsing the wares like any regular girl, in her business, she is queen. More than a ruler, she is the driving force that anchors her team and keeps everyone moving. She oils the machine, fires up the engines, inspires her employees and with a gentle hand, helps everyone who needs some guidance.
A party planner won’t quit in the midst of chaos. She will not balk at challenges and when trouble ensues, she is stoic and reserved, as if everything is under control. And, to any onlooker, things are ALL under control with her in charge. This is how she gets her clients’ trust. Her attitude of being on top of things will calm the most frantic client, and even the most hysterical mother-of-the-bride.
Anyone who is driven can lead a team, and while a background in management will help a lot, most of the leadership potential and skills come from actual experience. Longevity in this business of people management means being able to make things happen. There’s a wall that has to be scaled, and the leader of the pack (you) must be the first to try. Thinking out of the box, listening to clients’ needs, thinking 3 steps ahead of everyone can be tiring, but those who are driven will always find a way. Always.
For more inspiring thoughts on business and management, would-be party planners may visit the page of our advertiser, Norman Steisel. Those living in NY might recognize the name.
One Response to “Some Lessons in Business and Manpower Management”
September 5th, 2008 at 10:07 pm
Awsome info I’ll take it to heart
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