INDUORG (Quiz 1) Flashcards
Group of individuals who work together to achieve a common set of objectives
Organization
“Whole is different from the sum of its parts.”
Holism Principle
In the Holism principle, if the whole > the sum of its parts, it is ___________ .
Synergized
In the Holism principle, if the whole < the sum of its parts, it is ___________ .
Dragged
Enumerate the three typologies of personality
Dichotomous typologies of personality - Carl Jung’s Introvert and Extrovert; left brain and right brain
Astrologers’ multiple typologies - Greek Zodiac; Chinese Zodiac
Objective Multiple Typologies - Myers Briggs Type Indicator
True or False. The left brain has control over the right side of the body and vice versa.
True
The ______ brain is associated with number skills, math skills, written and spoken language, analytical and logical thinking, and reasoning.
Left
The ______ brain is associated with 3D shapes, music and arts, intuition, creativity, emotion, and face recognition.
Right
Define personality
Physical and non-physical traits (habits, likes, values, temperaments) that distinguish an individual through his view and approach to situations
What are the factors that affect personality?
- Genetics
- Shared Family Traits
- Environment
- Life Experiences
Elements of an Organization (from top to bottom)
- Objectives - results an organization aims to attain
- Owner - has right to possess an organization
- Management - individuals/groups who steer the organization
- Member - individuals or groups who comprise the organization
Derived from Italian “maneggiare”. First used in the mid-16th century to mean directing a business enterprise
Management
Functions of Management Process
- Planning
- Organizing
- Leading
- Controlling
Process to determine future, set objectives, and develop schemes and actions
Planning
What is Organizing?
- Structuring - establishing needed resources of the organization and relationships among them.
- Sourcing - acquiring and developing the right resources to achieve organization objectives.
Directing followers and harmonizing their activities to achieve organizational objectives. Face of the management process
Leading
Ensuring that objectives are achieved according to plan.
Controlling
Ability to produce the most output using the least input
Productivity
Actual Output / Planned Output
Effectiveness
Planned Input / Actual Input
Efficiency
Failure to show up for scheduled work
Absenteeism
Departure from the organization due to termination, resignation, retirement, and disability
Turnover