Whether the employees perceive their role correctly will affect their behavior on matching organization value, then further affect organization efficiency and organization development. Hence, in the first part of this article, we define the “managers” as “those people who are responsible for their own and subordinators performance”. In the second part we discuss those knowledge which help us achieve performance, such as, content theory, process theory, reinforce theory. In the third part, we try to study now to apply these kinds of theories on management design, for example, there are work analysis system. recruitment system, training system, basing on the consideration of working ability; there are payment system, work redesign system…, basing on the consideration of working willing. In the fourth part, we emphasize the key variable “role perception”. Without knowing what to do, an employee will fail in achieving performance although he is “capable” and “willing” to perform his job. In other words, “role perception is the essential condition in motivation management” In the fifth part, we detect the first factor because of which the employee has difficulty in perceiving his role. It is that the content of expected role is too huge to be perceived easily, for example, the expectation of skill ability, the expectation of human ability, the expectation of conceptual ability. In the sixth part, the second factor is defected. Conflicts always exist in the delivery of role content, for instance, conflicts between the senders and receivers, conflicts among senders conflicts among roles. In the last part, we recommend three ways for managers to help employees solve the problem of “non-easy perception”. They are delegating, participating, and selling.