Introducing Management Flashcards

1
Q

A business, government agency, hospital,
university, or
any other type of organization.

A

Enterprise

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2
Q

A group of people working together in structured and
coordinated fashion to achieve a set of goals.

A

Organization

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3
Q

A set of activities directed at an organization’s
resources to achieve organizational goals in an
EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE manner.

A

Management

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4
Q

All _____________ use four basic resources from the
environment

A

Organization

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5
Q

Four basic resources from the environment: Ans, Ans, ….

A

Human resources, Financial resources, Physical, Information

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6
Q

“Doing things right”

  • Getting the most output for
    the least inputs.
A

Efficiency

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7
Q

“Doing the right things”

  • Attaining organizational
    goals
A

Effectiveness

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8
Q

The differentiation of managers into three basic categories— top, middle, and first-line

A

Levels of management

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9
Q

Levels of management: Top to Bottom
Format: First, Second, …

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Top managers, Middle managers, First-line managers

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10
Q

Areas of Management: Left to Right
Format: First, Second, …

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Marketing, Finance, Operations, Human resources, Administration, Other

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11
Q

The relatively small group of executives who manage the overall
organization. They create the organization’s goals, overall strategy,
and operating policies.
* Vice presidents, CEO, CFO

A

Top managers

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12
Q

Primarily responsible for implementing the policies and plans
developed by top managers. They also supervise and coordinate
the activities of lower-level managers.
* Plant manager, division head, operations

A

Middle managers

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13
Q

Supervise and coordinate the activities of operating employees.
* Supervisor, coordinator, office managers

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First-line managers

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14
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Managerial Functions/Organizational hierarchy
Answer : Top to Bottom
Format: First, Second, …

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Top managers, Middle managers, First-line supervisors

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15
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Managerial Functions/Organizational hierarchy
Answer : Left to Right
Format: First, Second, …

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Planning, Organizing, Leading, Controlling

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16
Q

Sell the product and work in new-product development, promotion, and
distribution.

A

Marketing managers

17
Q

Undertake accounting, cash management and investments

A

Financial managers

18
Q

Control production, inventory, quality, and plant layout

A

Operations managers

19
Q

Hire and develop employees; planning, recruiting and selecting, training and
development, retention

A

Human resource managers

20
Q

Not associated with any particular management specialty; specialist with basic
familiarity of all functional areas

A

Administrative managers

21
Q

Public relations, research and development, social media specialist

A

Other types of managers

22
Q

Those necessary to accomplish or understand the specific kind of
work being done in an organization
* Keeping up to date with changes in tax codes

A

Technical skills

23
Q

The manager’s ability to visualize the most appropriate response to
a situation
* Understanding the relationship between declining sales and new
product development

A

Diagnostic skills

24
Q

The manager’s ability to correctly recognize and define problems
and opportunities and to then select an appropriate course of action
to solve problems and capitalize on opportunities
* Stopping production because of a quality issue

A

Decision-making skills

25
Q

The manager’s abilities to both effectively convey ideas and
information to others and to effectively receive ideas and
information from others
* Verbal and nonverbal, writing emails, reports and proposals

A

Communication skills

26
Q

The ability to communicate with, understand, and motivate both
individuals and groups

A

Interpersonal skills

27
Q

The manager’s ability to think in the abstract
* Determining the use of next-generation technology

A

Conceptual skills

28
Q

The manager’s ability to prioritize work, to work efficiently, and to
delegate appropriately
* Making deadlines; postponing one activity to meet demands of
higher priority activity

A

Time-management skills

29
Q

− Assumes that problems can be approached using rational,
logical, objective, and systematic ways
− Requires the use of technical, diagnostic, and decision-making
skills and techniques to solve problems

A

The science of management

30
Q

− Making decisions and solving problems using a blend of
intuition, experience, instinct, and personal insights
− Using conceptual, communication, interpersonal, and time-
management skills to accomplish the tasks associated with
managerial activities

A

The art of management

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