Part 11. Describe three (3) major functions of management and leadership development in organizations making transitions from one stage of growth to the next. Which of the three (three) functions is most important? Why?2. Discuss the different needs for management and leadership development that companies have in the first four (4) stages of organizational growth.Part 21. Discuss two (2) important aspects of organizational control. Which aspect is most important for organizational success?2.Describe the seven (7) key components of a performance management system. Are any of the components more important than the others? Why?Part 3Assignment 3: Planning for Long-Term Success You are to write a three to four (3â4) page paper that answers the following:1.Once an organization has identified its business foundation, it begins the process of developing tasks that are critical in determining its success in each stage of growth. Describe the six (6) developmental tasks that are necessary for long-term success.2.Discuss the keys to success in developing Stage I and Stage II organizations. Provide an example of a successful company in each stage.3.Stages I and II represent the entrepreneurial phase of organizational development while Stage III represents the professional management phase. Discuss the differences between an entrepreneurship and a professionally managed organization.4.Discuss the keys to success in developing a Stage III organization and a critical challenge that must be met if an organization is to make the transition from an entrepreneurship to a professionally managed organization.The format of the paper is to be as follows:â¢Typed, double-spaced, Times New Roman font (size 12), one-inch margins on all sides (APA format).â¢Type the question followed by your answer to the question.
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