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Whether in UAE, KSA or Lebanon, managers need to be multi-taskers. They need to understand how to motivate staff and how TO GETthe best performance from people; how to market their products or services and meet the demands of their consumers; how to implement processes and systems; and how to manage budgets and understand the impact that financial performance has on strategic decision making. Crucially, they need to understand how all of these activities fit within the context of… + Read More
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Whether in UAE, KSA or Lebanon, managers need to be multi-taskers. They need to understand how to motivate staff and how TO GETthe best performance from people; how to market their products or services and meet the demands of their consumers; how to implement processes and systems; and how to manage budgets and understand the impact that financial performance has on strategic decision making. Crucially, they need to understand how all of these activities fit within the context of a rapidly changing, global marketplace. Pursuing a competent course like an MBA, Middle East and Levant business managers can see a significant improvement in the way they handle responsibilities.
When you join the distance MBA at the University of Leicester, you will be making a significant investment in your future. Your decision to join the MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION distance education programme will be one of the most important decisions you will ever make. If you demand first-rate academic standards, are willing to have some of your basic managerial assumptions challenged, and are ready for the hard work involved, you will find studying the MBA programme to be a rewarding and enriching experience.
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