Chapter 2 Flashcards

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What are characteristics/roles of a leader?

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  • purpose drive
  • seek new systems
  • Big picture
  • take initiative
  • innovative
  • coordinate and cultivate
  • the future
  • fulfill mission
  • looks outward
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What are characteristics/roles of a manager?

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  • objective driven
  • fulfill contracts
  • avoid risk
  • dat-to-day routine
  • seek control
  • maintain order
  • plan and execute
  • stable
  • well ordered
  • do things right
  • command and control
  • looks inward
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What are the 5 groups of followers?

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  • isolates (just do the job and maintain status quo)
  • bystaders (they do as expected but do not care about the work or organization)
  • participants (engaged, try to make an impact
  • activists (work very hard for inner circle or to undermine leader)
  • diehards(all-consuming devotion that emerges only under dire situations in which they put the interests of others before themselves)
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What is influence?

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  • using power to change behaviors or attitudes. Influence can produce an effect without direct command or force.
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T/F - influence is more powerful than direct power?

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True. because it is the process of acceptance and mutual agreement that results in commitment and good work.

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Is influence a top-down process or two-way process?

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two-way process.

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To exert influence, a person must be…?

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  • willing to be influenced
  • open to new information
  • has to “walk the walk”
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What are the 7 principles do managers need to understand to build successful, productive, achieving organization?

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  • make people capable of working together (so strengths are effective and weaknesses are irrelevant)
  • what managers do is the same, but how they do it is different
  • think through and exemplify an organizations objectives, values, and goals so people commit to them.
  • training and development never stop (built in)
  • every organization is built on communication and individual responsibility
  • need a diversity of measures to determine performance and continuous growth of an organization
  • results only exist in the satisfied customer, healed patient, and student who learned something
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How is a manager’s span of control (SOC) defined?

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  • by the number of subordinates that can be effectively supervised.
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10
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What is the culture of an organization?

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  • the integration of all the shared basic assumptions and artifacts into a whole that is bigger than the sum of their parts.
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