Core competencies of enterpreneurs
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Cash flow management, personnel management, and distribution management are core competencies of entrepreneurs. Cash flow management involves analyzing a company's cash inflows and outflows to project cash needs and ensure sufficient funds. Personnel management focuses on hiring and developing employees to increase their value. Distribution management determines optimal quantities of products to deliver to warehouses and points-of-sale for efficient delivery to customers.
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- 1. Discussant: Judilyn M. Calo CORE
- 2. Types of Core Competencies of Entrepreneurs Cash flow management Personnel management Distribution management
- 3. Management and analysis of a company's cash flow. Careful cash flow management allows a company to estimate the amount of cash it will have at any time, project cash inflow and cash outflow projects, and check whether the deficiency or excess money may occur.
- 4. It presents cash inflows (receipts) and outflows(payments).
- 5. 2. Personnel Management Personnel management is defined as an administrative specialization that focuses on hiring and developing employees to become more valuable to the company.
- 6. It is sometimes considered to be a sub- category of human resources that only focuses on administration.
- 7. The management of resources and processes used to deliver a product from a production location to the point-of-sale, including storage at warehousing locations or delivery to retail distribution points.
- 8. Distribution management also includes determination of optimal quantities of a product for delivery to particular warehouses or points-of-sale in order to achieve the most efficient delivery to customers.