Chapter 1- Inside and Outside Flashcards
what are the internal strategies in a business?
Structure
Strategy
Style of management
What are the external challenges for businesses?
LEGGSST
Labour Factor Economic Factor Global Factor Government Factor Social Responsibility Sustainability Technological Factor
What is the function of a Manager?
Planning
Organization
Leading
Controlling
planning
Formulating strategy to achieve goals
Organizing
Designing work activities, assignment of tasks and authority
Leading
Guiding and Motivation employees, Communicating ideas
Controlling
Conflict and and problem resolution, assessing progress and maintaining standards
what are the 3 roles of a Manager?
Informational Role
Interpersonal Role
Decisional Role
Informational role of a manager
Monitor
Disseminator
Spokes person
Interpersonal role of a manager
Figure Head
Leader
Liaison
Decisional role of a manager
Entrepreneur
Disturbance Handler
resource Allocator
Negotiator
Classical approach to management
Scientific Management
Administrative Management
Bureaucratic Model
Behavioural approach to management
Human Relations
Mary Parker Follet/Chester Bernard
Modern Behavioural Science and motivation based theories
Scientific Management
Created after the industrial revolution “Laissez Faire”
Fredrick Taylor
Improving management improves productivity
1) Standardize Work
2) specializing and compartmentalizing workers
3) Supervise the Workers
4) Motivate the workers
Negatives:
treated as machines
Henry Fayol
-Division of Work: Breaking work down to it’s simplest components and assigning them
-Unity of Command, authority concentrated at upper levels
Managers job was to give orders and to discipline.
-Esprit de corps create cohesiveness
-Goals of company
Negatives:
lower levels have no voice, no individual interests considered
Max Weber
- Division of Labour - specialization and simplifying work
- Rules and Procedures
- Impersonality - professional rather then personal
- Selection and Promotion- hired based off skill rather then relationship
- Hierarchy of authority -Fixed position of Power typically pyramid
Fredrick Taylor
- Standardizing the work
- Supervising the workers
workers are not capable of managing themselves
mental work and physical work are separated - Motivating the workers
money is motivation
Elton Mayo
Importance of the social dimension of work
Mary Parker Follett
- coordination Maximize productivity -self management Partner work rather than being managed -collaboration
Chester Bernard
believed the func of manager is to... -establish and maintain a communication system with employees -clearly list objectives understand what is required believe that they can gain benefit
Motivation theories
Need based :
-maslow herzberg, McGregor
Cognitive based:
expectancy theory, equity theory, goal setting theory
Expectancy Theory
Motivation Victor Vroom
Contingency of best approach to Managing
Organizational Size
routines of task tech
Environmental Uncertainty
Employee individual Differences (Skills, Motivation and work ethic)