Functions, Roles, & Types of Managers Flashcards

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Technical Skills

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  • expertise in a particular area
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Human Skills

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  • abilities in getting along with people
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Conceptual Skills

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  • ability to think about complex and broad organizational issues
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First-line Managers

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  • directly manage employees involved in actual production
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Middle Managers

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  • manage the first-line managers
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Top Managers

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  • managers with organizational-wide managerial responsibilities
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Functions of Management

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  • conceived by Henri Fayol
  • Planning: determining goals, objectives, and actions of the organization
  • Organizing - assigning tasks, setting aside funds & brining harmonious relations
    Leading - influencing & motivating employees to do their best
    Controlling - evaluating & correcting employee performance
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Managerial Roles

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  • Henry Mintzberg
  • Interpersonal: leader, liaison, figurehead
  • Divisional: resource allocator, negotiator, entrepreneur, crisis handler
  • Informational: monitor, disseminator & spokesperson
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Fayol’s Functions & Mintzberg’s Roles

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  • Planning: entrepreneur, negotiator, spokesperson
  • Organizing: resource allocator
  • Leading: leader, liaison, disseminator
  • Controlling: Monitor, crisis handler, figurehead
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Effective Management

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  • Effectiveness: Choosing the right organizational goals/ doing the right thing
  • Efficiency: maximum output for minimum input
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Mainstream and Multistream Management

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  • Mainstream: effectiveness comes from maximizing materialism & individualism
  • managers perform effectively when organizational efficiency, productivity and competitiveness are maximized
  • Multistream: effectiveness comes from balance of the multiple forms of wellbeing of stakeholders
  • Managers perform effectively when virtues are practiced and happiness is achieved in the community
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