Task management (2)

You asked for a specific example of task management, so here it is for your reference.　

You've been given the task of increasing sales at ” The Secret Society Dragon's Eye” .　

Before you start managing tasks to make sales, you need to make sure of two things. 

It should be about making sales, or profit, right?　
Even if you increase overall sales, it is meaningless if your profits decrease.　
It doesn't matter what the methodology is, but the task should be set within a range that does not violate business morality.　

So you think about it.Instead of "Grass" which have a low profit margin, you focus on "Stuff , Angel Dust" which have a higher unit price and a higher profit margin.　

However, that is beyond the control of a young punk in charge, so he needs to be introduced to the boss.　For that, we also need the cash.

The boss has ordered that the project be completed by the end of this fiscal year and that no management resources be used.

Since we can only use manpower, we will review the frequency of visits.
We will also provide free information that is beneficial to ”Dragon's Eye”.

Immediately gather information on what information would be beneficial to ”Dragon's Eye” .
Set up a task to gather information for this purpose.

Since the sales staff should be gathering information on a daily basis, I think they can gather the necessary information without much effort.

After that, it is crucial to know when to take the story to the boss.

It will be the manager's ability to incorporate these talks into the task and complete it as a job.　

To be continued...