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  Any kind of business, offline or online, will present you with lots of alternatives with Article About Business from which you must choose. Perhaps one of the most challenging periods is in the beginning when confusion and doubt tend to run high.
  
  Just like anything else, there is a definite learning curve associated with web business. For a while, at least, you will feel like there is no end to what you have to learn with this model of business. The more decisions you make that perhaps are not the best, then you will learn from them and become more knowledgeable. A lot has to do with gaining enough confidence in your self and your abilities which is something that takes time. We usually offer a very small collection of ideas and suggestions that are based on what has been known to perform well.
  
  If you've been working in the offline world for long, any talk of business management is probably going to feel more conceptual. The best reason we can think of for this is that there is far too much evidence out there for managers who haven't learned their lessons very well. We also tend to expect that business managers are going to have to have a larger sense of responsibility with regards to themselves. Learning how to put to work what is known to work well shouldn't be that big of a challenge. If you really want to be a fantastic manager you need to be able to use some common sense.
  
  What you're going to figure out about people is that they will happily take on more responsibility if the doling out of it is fair. Some will complain but more often than not those are the same who complain about pretty much everything. The best way to counteract this situation is to be up front about the things you want your department to accomplish. It is important to communicate that it involves more than your being given a major bonus. They need some motivation beyond simply keeping their jobs. People (both those who work in your department and you alike) need to share the same sensibility for your goals. The promotion of a coworker into a management position is a common work situation. But that will place new and possibly uncomfortable pressures on that person. In that case, then the manager will need to follow all the appropriate protocol that comes with being a manager. You can't expect, though, for the person to stop all friendly contact with the people they worked with before getting promoted. The worst thing is if the manager makes it obvious that there is a barrier between them. Everybody understands the new dynamic, but just be careful that you do not alienate your friends or yourself.
  
  There is the principle that 20% of the people in a group will do 80% of the work. That is true in just about all situations, and you can use that to your advantage. Identify these 20% within your department but don't saddle them with all of the work. Just figure out who they are so that you can give them more responsibility. But you should make those additional responsibilities important and within their capabilities. In time people will figure out what is going on, and you can help others to elevate themselves on their own accord.
  
  In the world of successful business management, there are solutions for every problem that can arise. It is not unusual for managers to have to figure out how to deal with sets of unusual circumstances and in a strict time frame. It's why you need to be as flexible as you can and learn how to change gears quickly if you need to. You also need to figure out how to prove that you are managerial in both your style and your presence. What matters is that you are as consistent as possible as you go about your daily duties.

   

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