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Differences between difficulties and messes in Managers role

What are the differences between difficulties and messes? Why does a managers need to know these terms (what is their importance to understanding organizational change)?

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Simply difficulty relate to tough, trouble, hard or problems. From organization point difficulty arises when we take the responsibilities means the assigned job a tension. On the other hand difficulties come when we cannot complete our task sincerely and on time. In simply we can say that irresponsibility towards the tasks create difficulty.

Messes means an N numbers of relevant and irrelevant activities which comes in the ways of work and create problems in the main activities because this goes with the main activities which increases the time and reduces the efficiency and effectiveness of the work.

Difficulty some time in a work place becomes a mess due to work pressure stress environment and dissatisfaction. It gets merged with the work and also the personal life gets messed up.

We already discussed the role of the managers within the Organization that he should arrange some sort of extra curricular activities like weekend movies , HR games, Motivational concepts and other entertainments by watching each seconds activities of his each employees and try to make it easy for the difficulties they face in their work after observing them. If they will apply these concepts they will successfully be able to achieve the main goal and specific target of their organization so the top management will also appraise their extra activities including with the assigned task.

Apart from above explained these also matter because to meet all the goal and target on time and make performance better with time, managers should have idea about the difficulties and messes so they can work better and come with best plan and solutions.

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