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Business 101: Into To Business > Chapters 7-11: Managing A Business And Employees > Flashcards

Chapters 7-11: Managing A Business And Employees Flashcards

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What is Flow?

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The state of feeling completely involved and focused on task.

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What is Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs?

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Humans have a latter or needs to be filled before anything else can be accomplished, including: Physiology, Safety, Belonging, Esteem and Self-actualization.

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What is McClelland’s Three Needs Theory?

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Three main needs for achievement, affiliation, and power?

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What are Hygiene factors?

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Factors such as safe working environment, proper pay and benefits, and positive relationships with other co-workers.

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What are Extrinsic motivators?

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Factors external to the employee such as pay or promotions which improve their engagement at work.

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What are Intrinsic motivators?

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Internal factors inside of a person that come from his or her actual interest in the work or from a sense of purpose and value in the work being done.

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What is Theory X?

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Humans dislike work and will try to avoid it if they can.

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What is Theory Y?

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People view work as natural and will be motivated to work as long as they are satisfied with their jobs.

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What is Theory Z?

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Workers want to cooperate and be loyal to an organization and emphasizes collaborative decision making.

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What is the Vroom Model (Expectancy theory)?

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An individuals motivation can be described by the relationship between three factors: Expectancy, Instrumentality, and Valence.

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What is Industrial Psychology?

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Field of study developed to scientifically understand how to optimally manage people and work.

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What is the Hawthorne Effect?

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When workers feel important, productivity increases.

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What are characteristics of a Democratic leader?

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Delegate authority and involves employees in the decision making process, listens well, team worker, and influences others.

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What are the characteristics of a Autocratic leader?

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Make decisions without consulting others, commands, threatens, has tight control, creates dissonance and contaminates everyone’s mood.

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What are the characteristics of a Affiliative leader?

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Promotes harmony, empathizes with others, boosts moral, and solves conflicts.

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What are the characteristics of a Visionary leader?

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Inspires, believes in own vision, empathetic and explains how and why peoples efforts contribute to the “dream.”

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What is Group Flow?

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Achieved when a group knows how to work together so tat each individual member can achieve flow.

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What is Online Advertising?

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Any form of advertising that uses the internet to market its message to customers.

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What is Pay-Per-Click Advertising? (PPC)

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Advertisers pay only for the number of times a web surfer clicks on their ads.

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What is Viral Marketing?

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Using social networks, email, and websites to spread the awareness of a particular brand.

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What are the Duties of a Chief Information Officer? (CIO)

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Determine how systems should be designed and developed, decide whether a firm should update or replace its computer systems, manage a budget that balances the benefits of technology against the ever rising cost of having their latest systems, and setting policy for privacy and security concerns.

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What is Information Technology? (IT)

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Design and implementation of computer based information systems.

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What is an Information System?

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Focus on applying IT to the solution of business and economic problems.

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What is the difference between Data and Information?

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Data must be organized and arranged to be useful as Information.

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What is Crowd-sourcing?

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Process of using the suggestion of customers and people online to help a business make decisions.

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What is Cloud Computing?

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Support of large increase in the growth of mobile technology.

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What is Production?

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Process of getting a good or service to the customer; a series of related activities with value being added at each stage.

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What is Production Management?

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The planning, implementation and control measures used to convert resources into finished products.

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What is the Make-or-Buy Decision?

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What needs to be made and what needs to be purchased.

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What is Mass Production?

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Method of producing large amount of goods for a low price.

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What is Mass Customization?

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Production of goods or services tailored to meet customers individual needs.

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What is a Flexible Manufacturing System? (FMS)

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System in which machines are programmed to process different part types simultaneously allowing a manufacturer to mass produce customized products.

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What is Lean Production?

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Process with reducing waste and improving flow in the production of goods.

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What is Operations Management

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Managing the activities and processes to produce and distribute products and services.

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What is Computer Aided Design? (CAD)

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Using computers to create two or three dimensional computer models of parts or products.

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What is Computer Aided Manufacturing? (CAM)

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Uses the design data to control the machinery used in the manufacturing process.

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What is Computer Integrated Manufacturing? (CIM)

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Combine the design and manufacturing functions with other automated functions such as order taking, shipment and billing for the complete automation of a manufacturing plant.

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What is Inventory Control?

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Receiving, handling, and tracking of everything i a company’s stock.

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What is Just In Time Inventory?

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System that keeps the smallest amount of inventory on hand as possible and everything else ordered when its needed.

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What is Quality Control?

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Use of technologies and processes to guarantee that a certain good or service meets a specified level of quality.

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What is Total Quality Management? (TQM)

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Involves every factor in producing high quality goods.

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What is Supply Chain Management?

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Management of activities form all organizations involved in the production process.

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What is a Supply Chain?

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Made up of information and communication systems that work together to coordinate the path of the product and its components from raw material to finished product delivered to the consumer.

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