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what is controlling
is setting an organization’s goals and deciding how best to achieve them
what is organizing?
how activities and resources are to be grouped
what is leading?
is motivating members of the organization to work in the bet interests of the organization
efficient means?
using resources wisely and in a costeffective
way
effective means?
aking the right decisions and
successfully implementing them
manager is someone whose
primary responsibility is to
carry out the management process.
what is an organization
a group of people working together
in a structured and coordinated
fashion to achieve a set of goals
what is management
is a set of activities – planning and decision
making, organizing, leading, and controlling – directed at
an organization’s human, financial, physical, and
information resources with the aim of achieving
organizational goals in an efficient and effective manner.
four examples of resources used by an organization are
human resources, financial resources, physical resources information resources
what are four functions or basic activities of management?
Planning and decision making settings the organizations goals and decing howto best ahieve them
Organizing determining how best to group activities ad resources
Controlling monitoring and correcting ongoing activites to facilitate attainment
Leading motivating memebrs of the organization to work in the bet interests of the organization
what are the three level of managers?
Top managers
Middle Managers
First Line Managers employees
what are top managers?
small group create goals
whata are middle managers?
implement policies and plans of top managers, supervise and coordinate the activies of lower level managers
what are first line managers?
supervise and coordinate the activities of operating
what are the six areas of management?
Marketing Financial operations Human resources Administrative are generalists and familiar with all areas of management
what is marketing management?
sell the product and work in new-product
development, promotion, and distribution
what is finacial management?
undertake accounting, cash management,
and investments.
what is human resources management?
hire and develop employees.
what are three managerial roles?
Interpersonal Roles Figurehead Leader Liaison Involves dealing with other people.
Informational Roles Monitor Disseminator, spokesperson Involves the processing of
information.
Decisional Roles Entrepreneur Disturbance handler Resource allocator Negotiator Relates
primarily to making decisions.
what are seven managerial skills?
Technical needed to accomplish specific work
Interpersonal ability to communicate
understand motivate
Conceptual ability to think in the abstract
Diagnostic ability to visualize most
appropriate response
Communiation effectively convey ideas to
others and effectively receive information
from others
Decision making skills ability to recognize
define problems opprtunities and resolve or
capitalize on them
Time management skills ability to prioritze
work efficiently delegate appropriately
what is a theory?
A conceptual framework for
organizing knowledge and
providing a blueprint for action.
describe the classical management perspective?
consists of two branches scientific and administrative management
focuses on ways to improve the production of workers
decribe the scientific branch
Focuses on ways to
improve the
production of
individual workers.
decribe the administrative branch of classical management perspective
Focuses on managing
the total organization.
frederick taylor developed what
the four step methid to overcome working below potential
what are some of the four step method contributions?
laid the foundation to management theory
identified key processes functions and
skills
made management a valid subject to study
what is behavior management perspective?
empahizes individual attitudes and behaviors and group processes
humans relation grew from what studies
from hawthorne studies argued that workers respond primarily to the social context of the workplace
the three basic needs in maslows theory are?
basic physchological self fullfilment
explain douglass mcgregor’s theory x?
pesimistic view of workers view of scientific managements
explain douglas mc gregor theory y?
a positive view of workers represents assumptions that humans relations advocates make