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    Namusisi Scovia discusses their experience owning a small fast food snacks business, which has taught them about management and getting work done through others' efforts. They emphasize the importance of integrity, leading by example, hands-on training, and always seeking to improve competitiveness through knowledge. Aki Tokuyama responds that managing any business or organization successfully requires constant self-improvement. Denise Campbell notes that managing three kids at home can feel overwhelming but having the right strategies and techniques helps avoid problems. Aki clarifies they manage a small English conversation school, not a large school. Francis Mloza praises Namusisi's presentation of learning more through practical staff engagement and identifying improvement areas.

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    Namusisi Scovia discusses their experience owning a small fast food snacks business, which has taught them about management and getting work done through others' efforts. They emphasize the importance of integrity, leading by example, hands-on training, and always seeking to improve competitiveness through knowledge. Aki Tokuyama responds that managing any business or organization successfully requires constant self-improvement. Denise Campbell notes that managing three kids at home can feel overwhelming but having the right strategies and techniques helps avoid problems. Aki clarifies they manage a small English conversation school, not a large school. Francis Mloza praises Namusisi's presentation of learning more through practical staff engagement and identifying improvement areas.

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    Re: U1DF: The Art of Getting Things Done: Permalink Show Parent

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    Namusisi Scovia discusses their experience owning a small fast food snacks business, which has taught them about management and getting work done through others' efforts. They emphasize the importance of integrity, leading by example, hands-on training, and always seeking to improve competitiveness through knowledge. Aki Tokuyama responds that managing any business or organization successfully requires constant self-improvement. Denise Campbell notes that managing three kids at home can feel overwhelming but having the right strategies and techniques helps avoid problems. Aki clarifies they manage a small English conversation school, not a large school. Francis Mloza praises Namusisi's presentation of learning more through practical staff engagement and identifying improvement areas.

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    Re: U1DF: The Art of Getting Things Done


    by Namusisi Scovia - Saturday, 5 September 2020, 3:53 AM
    Iam  using my personal example as a small entrepreneur, owning my fast food snacks center has
    taught me alot about management, getting things done by other people's effort, I have
    experienced ups and downs throughout the course of the years that I have been running it, with
    skills I portrayed as manager ,it takes integrity to and leading by example among those you are
    instructing to do this work for you, I have engaged by laying hands on teach my workers on how
    to get things done not just talking and giving orders alone. And working in a competitive world of
    the snacks business I have always asked myself how to improve and stay  in the business
    competitively and this has helped me seek more knowledge on how to manage the business.
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    Re: U1DF: The Art of Getting Things Done
    by Aki Tokuyama - Tuesday, 8 September 2020, 12:09 AM
    I can only image so much struggle you went through... It is difficult to manage people and run
    business successfully. I manage a school, so I also constantly ask myself if there are any better
    ways to improve my managerial skills and achieve school's goal.
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    Re: U1DF: The Art of Getting Things Done
    by Denise Campbell - Tuesday, 8 September 2020, 12:34 AM
    Wow you managed an entire school? That must have been hard, because I’m trying to manage
    my  three kids in the home and I sometimes feel like my giving up hope, but I guest once you
    know what your doing and have your technique and strategy set right then you won’t have to face
    much problems. 
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    Re: U1DF: The Art of Getting Things Done
    by Aki Tokuyama - Tuesday, 8 September 2020, 4:30 AM
    Oh I guess I should've specified what my school is. It's an English conversation school in Japan
    so it is a small school. Managing three kids is much more difficult thing to do! I respect all moms
    in the world!! Compared to that, my work is easy.
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    Re: U1DF: The Art of Getting Things Done
    by Francis Mloza - Tuesday, 8 September 2020, 11:34 AM
    Very good presentation of your personal experience there, as a Manager you learn more by
    practically engaging with your staff and see areas of improvement and ways to stay competitive
    on the market.
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