Domain 3 Flashcards
4 Functions of management
plan, organize, staff, direct, control/evaluate
short range/opperatoinal planning
<1 year, operating budget
long range planning
up to 5 yr cycle, mission statement, focus on goals/objectives
strategic planning
decisions about intended future outcomes, how success is measured/evaluated
SWOT analysis
strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats
meal equivalent
all food sales/average cost of typical meal
adjusted FTE
hours worked + days off/benefits
relief workers for FTE
FTE x 1.55 = total employees
or 0.55 x FTE= # relief employees
days off coverage= FTE days on/ days off
labor turnover rate
(#of employees terminated/total positions in department) x 100
Herzberg’s 2 factor theory
motivation- job enrichment, call forth energy & enthusiasm
examples: responsibility, recognition by management, participation in decision making
maintenance- (hygiene) factors, satisfiers/ dissatisfiers
McClelland’s achievement power affiliation theory
3 needs: achievement, need for power, need for affiliation
MacGregor theory
attitude of manager impacts job performance
Theory X (negative) vs Y (positive)
Hawthorne studies - Western Electric - Elton Mayo
placebo effect
involve people in the process-> more productive
being well-treated by supervisors, given special attention, importance of breaks in increasing productivity
bureaucratic leadership style
follows procedures to the letter, by the book
Likert management of conflict
4 systems of organizational leadership: exploitive/ autocratic, benevolent/ autocratic, consultative, participative
participative is most effective (employee oriented, manager delegated authority)
scalar principal
authority / responsibility flow in direct line vertically from high to low echelons
behavioral theory/ theory Z
value of the company is the people, consensus decision making
mutual employee-worker loyalty
Leadership continuum
Tannebaum and Schmidt
tells decision ->delegates responsibility for decision
Contingency approach
Fiedler
task oriented leader in highly favorable/ unfavorable situations
relationship oriented leader in moderately favorable situations
Leadership effectiveness model: Hersey, Blanchard, Johnson
tell for low readiness
delegate for high readiness
scientific management
Taylor
work centered, most efficient as possible
Management by objectives (MBO)
Drucker
performance goals established with employees
Pareto analysis
use bar graph to determine problem to work on (choose the highest bar= its the most frequent problem)
80-20 rule
80% of an outcome is 20% of the input
dominance and suppression conflict resolution
forcing, smoothing, avoidance, majority vote
referent power
personality, charisma, how well you are liked