Introduction to Laboratory Management Flashcards
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Process of forecasting, planning, organizing, commanding, coordinating and controlling (PLOC)
Management by Henry Fayol (20th century)
The social process of planning, coordination,
control and motivation
Management by Edward Francis Leopold Brech (Engineer)
Organizational direction based on sound common sense, pride in the organization and enthusiasm for its works
Management by Tom Peters (1980)
Is the attainment of organizational goals in an effective and efficient manner through planning, organizing, staffing, directing and controlling organizational resources
Management
Organization resources include 4 M’s
- Men
- Money
- Machines
- Materials
9 Natures of Management
- Universal
- Social Process
- Goal-Oriented
- Science & Art
- Group Effort
- Intangible
- Required at all Level
- Separate from Ownership
- Purposeful Activity
______ activities to achieve the organization’s objectives
Planning
_______ resources and activities to achieve the organization’s objectives
Organizing
______ the organization with qualified people
Staffing
_______ employees’ activities toward achievement of objectives
Directing / Leading
Process of determining the organization’s objectives and deciding how to accomplish them
Planning
______ the organization’s activities to keep it on course
Controlling
Structuring of resources and activities to accomplish objectives efficiently and effectively
Organizing
Importance of Staffing
- Recruiting
- Determine skills
- Motivate and train
- Compensation levels
Hiring people to carry out the work of the organization
Staffing
Importance of Organizing
- Creates synergy
- Establishes lines of authority
- Improves communication
- Improves competitiveness
Elimination of significant numbers of employees
Downsizing / Rightsizing / Trimming the Fat
Process of evaluating and correcting activities to keep
organization on course
Controlling
Motivating and leading employees to achieve organizational objectives
Directing
5 Activities of Controlling
- Measuring performance
- Comparing performance against standards
- Identifying deviations from standards
- Investigating causes of deviations
- Taking corrective action
Examples of Motivation
- Incentives (raise, promotion)
- Employee involvement (cost reduction, customer service, new products)
- Recognition and appreciation
Takes charge of the management
Manager
Oversees the activities to achieve set goal or purpose
Manager
Characteristics of a Manager
- Self-motivated and self controlled
- Possess well-defined goals
- Allocate resources according to priorities
- Make decisions, act upon them, and accept
responsibility for them - Willing to compromise
- Delegate and to depend on subordinates
Characteristics of a Laboratory Manager
- Able to organize, plan, and communicate for effective
use of resources - Maintain good relationship with others
- Possess emotional maturity
- And the internal resources to cope with frustration,
disappointment, and stress - Be able to appraise oneself and one’s performance
objectively, to admit to being wrong - Expect that one will keep on growing, improve one’s
performance and continue to develop
Manager’s Roles
- Interpersonal
- Informational
- Decisional
Leader
Interpersonal
Figurehead
Interpersonal
Liaison
Interpersonal