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Boomerang Management

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occurs when a manager reverts from management POV to employee POV

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Exempt Employee

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not covered by federal and state wage and hour laws… includes supervisors who are paid >$455 hourly and spend >50% of their time with >2 employees

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Nonexempt Employee

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covered by federal and state wage and hour laws

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Scientific Management

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created by Frederick Taylor

  1. Standardization of work methods
  2. Careful selection of people
  3. Complete Supervision
  4. Incentive Pay
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Types of Managerial Skills

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  1. Technical Skill
  2. Human Skill
  3. Conceptual Skill
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Working Supervisor

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performs tasks of hourly employees

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Traits of Leaders

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  1. Drive
  2. Confidence
  3. Influential
  4. Intelligence
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Mission Statement

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describes the purpose of the organization and outlines the kinds of activities performed for guests

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Situational Leadership

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adaptation of leadership style to the needs of the situation

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Theory Y

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created by McGregor

  1. Work is natural
  2. People will work at their own accord towards objectives
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Transformational

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act as a coach, lead by example

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Vision

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articulation of the mission o the organization in such an appealing way that it vividly conveys what it can be like in the future

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Management by Exception

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training employees so the supervisor needs only to oversee that workers are meeting the standards and then deal with unexpected events that the standing plan doesn’t cover

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Span of Control

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the number of employees that a manager supervises directly

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Unity of Command

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the organizational principle that each person should only have one boss

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Body Language

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expression of attitudes and feelings through body movements, positions and gestures

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Communication

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productive expression of ideas; the key to building trust and resolving conflict

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Interpersonal Communication

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the sending and receiving of messages between people

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Listening

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paying complete attention to what people have to say; hearing them out; staying interested but neutral

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Open Communication

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free movement of messages back and forth between supervisor and coworker, as well as up and down the channels of communication

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The 5 Principles of Good Listening

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  1. Undivided Attention
  2. Hear the Person Out
  3. Look for the real message
  4. Leep your emotions out of the communication for a clear understanding
  5. Maintain your role
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Cultural Bound

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believing that your culture and value system are better than all others

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Culture

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socially transmitted behavior patterns and all other products of human work or thought characteristic of a community or population

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The Age Discrimination of 1967

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(ADEA) an act that makes it unlawful to discriminate in compensation, terms, or conditions of employment based on a person’s age (applies to everyone 40 years and older)

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The Family Medical Leave Act of 1993

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an act that allows employees to take an unpaid leave of absence from work for up to 12 weeks a year for birth or adoption of a child or a serious health condition of the employee or his or her spouse, child, or parent

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Interview

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conversation with the purpose of obtaining information, often used in screening job applicants

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Cognitive Ability Tests

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measures intelligence

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Negligent Hiring

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the failure of an employer to take reasonable and appropriate safeguards when hiring employees to make sure that they are not the type to harm guests or other workers

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Orientation

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a new worker’s introduction to a job

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Recruiting

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actively looking for people to fill jobs

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External Recruiting
Direct Recruiting
Internal Recruiting

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  • looking outside
  • going to where job seekers are
  • looking within the company
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Halo Effect

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the tendency to extend the perception of a single outstanding personality trait to a perception of the entire personality

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Units of Work

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any one of several work sequences that together form the content of a given job

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Carrot-and-Stick

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use of promised reward plus punishment to motivate performance

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Dissatisfier

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a factor in a job environment that produces dissatisfaction, usually reducing motivation

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Economic Person Theory

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belief that people work for money alone

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Job Loading

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adding more work to a job without increasing interest, challenge, or reward

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Maslow Hierarchy of Needs

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  1. Self- Fulfillment
  2. Ego
  3. Social Needs
  4. Safety Needs
  5. Physiological Needs
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Motivation

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the why of behavior; the energizer that makes people behave the way they do

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Motivation-Hygiene Theory

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inadequacies in the job that create dissatisfiers or hygiene maintenance factors

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Positive Reinforcement

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providing positive consequences for desired behavior

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Coaching

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training on the job that is focused on improving performance

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Counseling

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occurs when a counselor meets with a client in a private and confidential setting to explore a difficulty the client is having

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Feedback

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giving information about the performance of an individual or group back to them during or after performing a task or job

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Group

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large # of people working together or considered together because of similarities

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Type of Empowerment

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Structured: allows employees to make decisions within limited specifics
Flexible: gives employees some scope in making decisions

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Formative Evaluation

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an ongoing form of evaluation that uses observation, interviews, and surveys to monitor training

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Learning

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acquisition of knowledge or skill

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Magic Apron Training Method

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people train themselves the easiest ways to get the job done

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New Employee/ Pretesting

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testing an experienced workers job performance before training

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Steps in Job Instruction Training

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  1. Prepare associate for training
  2. Demonstrate what associate is to do
  3. Have the associate do the task
  4. Follow up
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Summative Evaluation

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  1. Reaction
  2. Knowledge
  3. Behavior
  4. Attitudes
  5. Productivity
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Accommodation

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strategy in which concern for your own interest is low, results in an outcome where the opposing party is allowed to satisfy its interests while ones own interests are neglected

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Artbitration

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disputes are settled by an arbitrator and can either be binding or nonbonding depending on the participant’s wishes

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Avoidance

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strategy in which conflict is avoided by both sides, resulting in a lose/ lose outcome where problems remain unresolved

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Collaboration

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strategy in which concern for others is high and both parties try to cooperate with each other to come to a solution that completely satisfies both

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Compromise

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concern for both sides; finding ways of agreeing

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Conflict Management

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the application of strategies to settle opposing ideas/ goals

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Mediation

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via voluntary and confidential prices, a neutral 3rd party facilitator trained on mediation techniques negotiates a mutually acceptable settlement

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Open Door Policy

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employees have the opportunity to meet with managers to discuss issues

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Third Party Investigation

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neutral 3rd party confidentially investigates complaints and proposes resolutions

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Violence in the Workplace

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on the rise

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Discipline

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  1. condition or state of orderly conduct and compliance with rules, regulations, and procedures
  2. action to ensure orderly conduct and compliance to rules
    - both 1 and 2 are the manager’s responsibility
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Environmental Sexual Harassment

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acts are considered a violation when they interfere with employee work

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Intervention

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an orchestrated strategy that emphasizes convincing someone to discuss problems with a counselor as opposed to confronting them directly with their shortcomings

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Negative Discipline

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maintaining discipline through fear ad punishment with progressively severe penalties for rule violations

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Positive Discipline

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a punishment free disciplinary action that replaces penalties with reminders and feats a decision- making leave with pay

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Quid Pro Quo Sexual Harassment

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giving something in exchange for something

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Third Party Sexual Harassment

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involves a customer or client and an employee

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Uniform Discipline System

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system of specific penalties for each violation of each company tool to be applied uniformly throughout the company

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Brainstorming

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generating ideas without considering the drawbacks, limitations, or consequences

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Impulsive

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making off the cut decisions based on a whim

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Steps in Decision Making

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  1. Define the problem and set objectives
  2. Analyze the problem
  3. Develop alternative solution
  4. Decide on the best decision
  5. Convert the decision into action
  6. Follow up
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Accountability

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a worker’s obligation to a supervisor to carry out the responsibilities delegated to produce the results expected

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Authority

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possessing the rights and powers needed to make the decision and take the requisite actions to get a job done

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Contract

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an agreement between two parties that is fully understood and accepted by both

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Delegation

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giving a portion of one’s responsibility and authority to a subordinate

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Reverse Delegation

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situation in which you can delegate a job to an employee and he or she tries to give it back to you

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Three Aspects of Delegation

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  1. Responsibility
  2. Authority
  3. Accountability

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