ENUMERATION Flashcards

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STAFFING PROCEDURE

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  1. Human Resource Planning
  2. Recruitment
  3. Selection
  4. Induction and Orientation
  5. Training and Development
  6. Performance Appraisal
  7. Employment decision
  8. Separation
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HUMAN RESOURCE PLANNING ACTIVITIES

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  1. Forecasting
  2. Programming
  3. Evaluation and Control
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METHODS OF FORECASTING

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  1. TIME SERIES METHOD
  2. EXPLANATORY OR CASUAL MODELS
  3. MONITORING METHODS
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3 MAJOR TYPES OF EXPLANATORY MODELS

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  1. Regression Model
  2. Econometric Models
  3. Leading Indicators
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SOURCE OF APPLICANTS

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  1. Organizations Current Employees
  2. Newspaper Advertising
  3. Schools
  4. Referrals From Employees
  5. Recruitment Firms
  6. Competitors
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WAYS OF DETERMINING THE QUALIFICATIONS OF A JOB CANDIDATE

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  1. Application Blanks
  2. references
  3. Interviews
  4. Testing
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TYPES OF TEST

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  1. Psychological Test
    a) Aptitude Test
    b) Performance Test
    c) Personality Test
    d) Interest Test
  2. Physical Examination
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TRAINING PROGRAM FOR NON-MANAGERS

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  1. On-The-Job-Training
  2. Vestibule school
  3. Apprenticeship Program
  4. Special Courses
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TRAINING PROGRAM FOR MANAGERS

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  1. In-Basket
  2. Management Games
  3. Case Studies
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METHODS OF DEVELOPING INTERPERSONAL COMPETENCE OF THE MANAGER

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  1. Role-Playing
  2. Behavior Modeling
  3. Sensitivity Training
  4. Transactional Analysis
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METHODS OF ACQUIRING KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE ACTUAL JOB

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  1. On-The-Job-Experience
  2. Coaching
  3. Understudying
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ORGANIZATIONAL KNOWLEDGE

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  1. Position Rotation
  2. Multiple Management
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WAYS OF APPRAISING PERFORMANCE

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  1. Rating Scale Method
  2. Essay Method
  3. Management by Objectives Method
  4. Assessment Center Method
  5. Checklist Method
  6. Work Standard Method
  7. Ranking Method
  8. Critical-Incident Method
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EMPLOYMENT DECISION

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  1. Monetary Rewards
  2. Promotion
  3. Transfer
  4. Devotion
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FUNCTIONS OF COMMUNICATION

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  1. Information Function
  2. Motivation Function
  3. Control Function
  4. Emotive Function
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COMMUNICATION PROCESS

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-DEVEOP AN IDEA
-ENCODE
-TRANSMIT
-RECIEVE
-DECODE
-ACCEPT
-USE
-PROVIDE FEEDBACK

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FORMS OF COMMUNICATION

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  1. Verbal
    -oral
    -written
  2. Non-Verbal
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BARRIERS OF COMMUNICATION

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  1. Personal Barriers
  2. Physical Barriers
  3. Semantic Barriers
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OVERCOMING BARRIERS IN COMMUNICATION

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  1. use feedback
  2. repeat message
  3. use multiple channels
  4. use simplified language
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TECHNIQUES FOR COMMUNICATING IN ORGANIZATIONS

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-DOWNWARD COMMUNICATION
-UPWARD COMMUNCATION
- HORIZONTAL COMMUNICATION

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TECHNIQUES USED IN DOWNWARD COMMUNICATION

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  1. Letters
  2. Meetings Telephones
  3. Manuals
  4. handbooks
  5. newsletters
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TECHNIQUES USED IN UPWARD COMMUNICATION

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  1. formal grievance procedure
  2. employee attitudes and opinion survey
  3. suggestion system
  4. open-door policy
  5. informal gripe session
  6. task forces
  7. exit interview
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MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM

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1.MANUFACTURING
2.FINANCE
3.ENGINEERING
4.MARKETING
5.PERSONNEL
6.RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

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PURPOSES OF MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM

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  1. to provide basis
  2. to automate routine clerical operation
    3.to assist managers
    4.to provide information
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FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO MOTIVATION

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  1. willingness to do a job
  2. self-confidence in carrying a task
  3. needs satisfaction
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THEORIES OF MOTIVATION

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  1. Maslow’s Needs Hierarchy Theory
  2. Herzberg’s two-factor Theory
  3. Expectancy Theory
  4. Goal Setting Theory
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MASLOW’S HIERARCY OF NEEDS

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  1. Physiological Needs
  2. Security Needs
  3. Social Needs
  4. Esteem Needs
  5. Self-actualization Needs
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SATISFIERS OR MOTIVATION FACTORS

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achievement
recognition
work itself
responsibility
advancement and growth

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DISSATISFIERS OR HYGIENE FACTORS

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company policy and administration
supervision
relationship with peers
relationship with supervisor
work conditions
salary
personal life
status security

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COMPONENTS OF GOAL SETTING MODEL

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  1. goal content
  2. goal commitment
  3. work behavior
  4. feedback aspect
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TECHNIQUES OF MOTIVATION

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  1. motivation through job design
  2. motivation through rewards
  3. motivation through employee participation
  4. other motivation technique for diverge work force
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REMEDIES FOR FITTING PEOPLE TO JOB

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-realistic job preview
- job rotation
- limited exposure

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FITTING JOBS TO PEOPLE

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  • job enlargement
    -job enrichment
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motivating through rewards

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EXTRINSIC
INTRINSIC REWARDS

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SPECIFIC ACTIVIES IDENTIFIED WHERE EMPLOYEES MAY PARTICIPATE

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  1. setting goals
  2. making decisions
  3. solving problems
  4. designing and implementing organizational changes
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APPROACHES TO PARTICIPATION

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  1. Quality Control Circle
  2. Self-managed teams
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OTHER MOTIVATION TECHNIQUES

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flexible work schedule
family support services
sabbaticals

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BASES OF POWER

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  1. legitimate power
  2. reward power
  3. coercive power
  4. referent power
  5. expert power
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TRAITS OF EFFECTIVE LEADERS

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  1. high level of personal drive
  2. the desire to lead
  3. personal integrity
  4. self-confidence
  5. analytical ability or judgement
  6. knowledge of company, industry, and technology
  7. charisma
  8. creativity
  9. flexibility
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LEADERSHIP SKILLS

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  1. technical skills
  2. human skills
  3. conceptual skills
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WAYS LEADERS USES POWER

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  1. autocratic leaders
  2. participative leader
  3. free-rein leaders
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WAY LEADERS APPROACH PEOPLE

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  1. POSITIVE LEADERSHIP
  2. NEGATIVE LEADERSHIP
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LEADERS ORIENTATION TOWARD TASKS AND PEOPLE

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  1. employee orientation
  2. task orientation
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CONTIGENCY APPROACHES TO LEADERSHIP STYLE

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  1. Fiedler’s contingency model
  2. Hersey’s and Blanchard’s Situation Leadership Model
  3. Path-goal model of Leadership
  4. Vroom’s Decision Making Model
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LEADERSHIP STYLES APPROPRIATE FOR VARIOUS MATURITY LEVEL OF SUBBORDINATES

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STYLE 1: Directing
STYLE 2: Coaching
STYLE3: Supporting
STYLE 4: Delegating

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LEADERSHIP STYLES WHICH MAY BE USED BY PATH-GOAL PROPONENTS

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  1. Directive Leadership
  2. Supportive Leadership
  3. Participative leadership
  4. Achievement-oriented Leadership
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