Chapter 1: The Supervisor as Manager Flashcards
Boomerang Management
occurs when a manager reverts from management’s p.o.v. to the employee’s p.o.v.
Conceptual Skill
Human Skill
Technical Skill
- ability to see the whole picture
- ability to handle the people you supervise and be sensitive to their needs
- ability to know and carry out the tasks of the people you supervise
Exempt
Nonexempt
- employees are not covered by federal and state wage and hour laws; supervisors who spend >50% managing >2 employees and are paid >$455/ week
- covered by federal and state wage and hour laws; hourly employees that are guaranteed minimum wage and overtime after 40 hours
First- Line Supervisor
Working Supervisor
-leads and manages hourly employees
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Flex Style of Management
calls on theory, experience, and talent to adjust actions and decisions to given situations according to the demands of said situations
Frank Gilbreth
–Work Simplification
added the theory that the application of the principles of the scientific method to increase the ability to produce without sacrificing quality to the scientific management method
Humanistic Management
a combination of scientific, human relations, and participative systems
Manager
Supervisor (supervisory concerns)
-one who directs and controls an assigned segment of work
Organizational Chart
used to show the relationship among departments via line functions
Scientific Management
created by Frederick Taylor
1) standardization of work procedures and methods
2) careful selection of people
3) complete and constant supervision
4) incentive pay
Total Quality Management
process of total organizational involvement in improving all aspects of the quality of a product or service