3. Management Theories Flashcards
This is solely reliant on statistics and data.
Quantitative Approach
This changed the way managers look at their jobs.
Modern Management Theory
What are the three (3) Views of Management?
Mechanistic, Economic, and Organism
This approach looks at all components of an organization to see how they interact and to create one larger system.
Systems Approach
The System Approach to Management sought to find an equal balance between the extremely impersonal ____________ and the individually-focused __________.
- Scientific Approach
- Human Relations Approach
Who first introduced the idea of a Systems Approach to explore the relationships between organisms and the environment?
Biologist Ludwig Von Bertalanffy
Activity is organized through the marketing function, and this system is driven by self-interest.
Exchange Systems
Outcomes are based on the threat of loss, and this system is driven by fear and love.
Threat Systems
There is an integration of utility functions, which results in the situation “what you want, I want,” and this system us also driven by fear and love, where we express our passion and compassion for others.
Integrative or Love Systems
The Systems Approach also looks at the interaction between the social aspect of business and technological changes. These changes in the sub-systems cause a _________ that imparts the entire system.
ripple effect
The Systems Approach relies on all components, or sub-systems, to work in _________ and ____________ in order to ensure the success of the larger system.
harmony, coordination
Within the Suprasystem, what are the four (4) systems that comprise the Managerial System?
- Goals and Values System
- Technical System
- Psychosocial System
- Structural System
Who developed the framework of Managerial System?
Kast and Rozenweig
What are the six (6) steps in Managerial System?
- Goal Setting
- Planning
- Assembling Resources
- Organizing
- Implementing
- Controlling
This claimed that there is no one best way to manage since it recognizes that all business situations are different. Each event comes with its own sets of problems, challenges, and internal and external environmental factors that may impact outcomes.
Contingency Perspective