Delegation Flashcards
DELEGATION
process of handing over to a subordinate some parts of the job that a superior is expected to do.
DELEGATION OCCURS IN all levels OF an organization
TRUE
REASONS TO DELEGATE (3)
Empowered others to get the job done
It helps save the time of the executives to focus their attention to other demanding tasks
It helps for career development of the staff/employees
ELEMENTS OF DELEGATION (3)
ARA- TITA ARA
RESPONSIBILITY
AUTHORITY
ACCOUNTABILITY
ELEMENTS OF DELE
AUTHORITY
It is the power of an individual to make decisions, give orders, and enforce obedience.
ELEMENTS OF DELE
RESPONSIBILITY
This refers to the work or task assigned to an individual.
It is the duty that an individual is expected to do.
ELEMENTS OF DELE
ACCOUNTABILITY
It is an ownership of an individual to his or her actions.
It pertains to the level of commitment an individual has to a particular task.
DELEGATION PROCESS 1
IDENTIFICATION OF POTENTIAL INDIVIDUALS
DELEG PROCESS 2
TRANSFER OF AUTHORITY
DELEG PROCESS 3
ACCEPTANCE OF RESPONSIBILITY AND AUTHORITY
DELEG PROCESS 4
ACCOUNTABILITY OF THE INDIVIDUAL ON THE RESULTS
DEPARTAMENTALIZATION
Organizations can also be divided into smaller and flexible functional administrative units.
DEPARTAMENTALIZATION PROCESS 1
Identification of duties and responsibilities
DEPARTA PROCESS 2
Analysis of identified tasks
DEPARTA PROCESS 3
Description of functions
DEPARTA PROCESS 4
Assignment of groups of functions
DEPARTA PROCESS 5
Delegation of scope of authority and responsibility to department
ORGANIZATIONAL CHART
a diagram that visually conveys a company’s internal structure by detailing the roles, responsibilities, and relationships between individuals within an entity. It is one way to visualize a bureaucracy.
OWNER
highest-ranking executive in a company
primary responsibilities:
making major corporate decisions
managing the overall operations and resources of a company
FINANCE HEAD
Assisting in the preparation of budgets
Managing records and receipts
Reconciling daily, monthly and yearly transactions
Preparing financial statements
MARKETING HEAD
He/She is responsible to lead the marketing team
suggests them the best marketing techniques for social media and other digital media
RESTAURANT MANAGER
A restaurant manager is kept in charge of recruiting
supervising
training his fellow staff members.
However, his primary duty is to deal with customer complaints, ensure the food quality, and examine the place’s sanitation.
CASHIER
inspect and analyze all the finances of the restaurant.
manages all the cash exchanges and utility payments
KITCHEN LEADER
he is in control of all the kitchen affairs.
responsible for hiring and training the people working in the kitchen.
Decides to add or eliminate a particular dish from the menu, considering the season, events, and popularity.
responsible for informing the manager about the pantry and stock supplies.