Chapters 4-8 Flashcards

1
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______ is the final part of the decision- making process, as well as the most critical part.

A

Evaluation and feedback

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2
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This is managements obligation to make choices and take action that contribute to society.

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Corporate social responsibility

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3
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This refers to the use of managerial and organization tools to direct resources toward achieving strategic outcomes

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Strategic management or strategic execution

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4
Q

This organizational program provides a safe place (safe harbor) where employees can generate and develop ideas without the interruption of company politics

A

Incubator

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5
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This person or group has a vested interest in the overall performance of the organization

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Stakeholder

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6
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This refers to the managerial task of adjusting and synchronizing the diverse activities among different departments

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Coordination

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7
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These are the six steps in the managerial decision making process

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  1. Recognition of decision requirement 2. Diagnosis and analysis of causes 3. Development alternatives 4. Selection of desired alternatives 5. Implementation of chosen alternatives 6. Evaluation and feedback
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8
Q

Which of the following approaches to change gives you a take it or leave it option

A

Coercion

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9
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This strategy seeks to cut and control costs, while producing products more efficiently than its competitors

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Cost leadership

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10
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These are moral principles govern the behaviors of people and the organization around what is right and wrong

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Ethics

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11
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This is the triple bottom line of any business

A

People- planet- profit

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12
Q

In this approach, teams are grouped by common skills and work activities

A

Vertical function

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13
Q

This ethical framework is based around choosing the option that produces the greatest good

A

Utilitarian

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14
Q

Which managerial style makes decisions that focus on helping others achieve their goals?

A

Behavioral

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15
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These are the 5 components of a SMART goal

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Specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, time bound

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16
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This decision is typically recurring and often has rules about it

A

Program decision

17
Q

This type of innovation creates products that end up completely replacing an existing product. And changes the rules and game of the industry

A

Disruptive

18
Q

These are the 4 components of a SWOT analysis

A

Strength, weakness, opportunity, threat

19
Q

One downfall of SMART goals is that it can get in the way of this

A

Creativity

20
Q

This is when people in the group tend to suppress opposing opinions, in other words, everyone thinks the same

A

Group think

21
Q

This organizational structure is a narrow space of management that has more hierarchy levels

A

Tall structure

22
Q

Name one of the factors associated with a larger span of control

A

Work performed by subordinates is stable and routine

23
Q

What are the different frame works for ethical decision making?

A

Utilitarian, individualism, moral rights, justice, practical

24
Q

Porters competitive strategies

A

Differentiation, cost leadership and focus

25
Q

What are the managerial styles?

A

Directive, analytical, conceptual, BEHAVIORAL

26
Q

Why does feedback matter

A

Increases knowledge sharing, resolves issues quickly

27
Q

What does an organizational chart do for an organization?

A

Shows the internal structure of an organization or company

28
Q

Describe the difference between a tall structure and flat structure

A

Tall= old and resource efficiency
Flat= new

29
Q

What are the different types of organizational structure?

A

Vertical, divisional, matrix, team-based, virtual

30
Q

What is coordination and how does it help an organization?

A

Coordination is the function of management in which different departments and groups work in sync

31
Q

What does it mean to be an innovative company?

A

Always changing and trying out new ideas, offering new services and products

32
Q

Googlex and studiox are examples of this

A

Skunkworks