Management Approaches Flashcards

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Management approaches- classical approach: management as organising?

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  1. Determining the work activities (what needs to be done)
  2. Classifying and grouping activities (who will do it)
  3. Assigning work and delegating authority (how and when)
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Management approaches- classical approach: management as controlling?

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Quality control: checking finished products, lots of waste.

Quality assurance: before and after production checks.

Total quality management: all employees check work

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Management approaches- classical approach: hierarchical organisational structure

Frontline management team?

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Manager,
front line,
team leader,
team manager

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Management approaches- classical approach: hierarchical organisational structure

Middle management team?

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Department head

Divisional head

Plant manager

Store manager

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5
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Management approaches- classical approach: hierarchical organisational structure

Top/senior/ executive management team

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Board of directors

Chief executive officer

Managing director

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Management approaches- classical approach: hierarchical organisational structure
Which one?

Board of directors

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Executive management team

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Management approaches- classical approach: hierarchical organisational structure
Which one?

Chief executive officer

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Executive management team

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Management approaches- classical approach: hierarchical organisational structure
Which one?

Managing director

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Executive management team

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Management approaches- classical approach: hierarchical organisational structure
Which one?

Department head

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Middle management team

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Management approaches- classical approach: hierarchical organisational structure
Which one?

Divisional head

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Middle management team

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Management approaches- classical approach: hierarchical organisational structure
Which one?

Plant manager

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Middle management team

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Management approaches- classical approach: hierarchical organisational structure
Which one?

Store manager

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Middle management team

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Management approaches- classical approach: hierarchical organisational structure
Which one?

Team manager

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Frontline management team

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(Management approaches)
classical approach: hierarchical organisational structure
Which one?

Supervisor

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Frontline management team

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(Management approaches)
classical approach: hierarchical organisational structure
Which one?

Team leader

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Frontline management team

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(Management approaches)
classical approach: hierarchical organisational structure
Which one?

Frontline

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Frontline management team

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(Management approaches)
classical approach: hierarchical organisational structure
Which one?

Manager

A

Frontline management team

18
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(Management approaches)

Behavioural approach: management as leading?

A

The ability to influence a group towards achievement of goals.
A manager must direct people, motivate them, communicate with them and resolve conflicts

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(Management approaches)

Behavioural approach: management as motivating?

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Employees to exert high levels of effort to achieve the business’s objectives

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(Management approaches)

Behavioural approach: management as communication?

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It is vital for all employees, sharing necessary information and improving vision.

21
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(Management approaches)
Behavioural approach:
Flat organisation structure and teams

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Well functioning teams can lead to superior performance.

This has developed the flat organisational structure which establishes market focused work teams and gives the manager a wider span of control.

22
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(Management approaches)
Behavioural approach:

Democratic leadership style?

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Workers are involved in the decision making process

Have some degree of control with how their job is performed

23
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(Management approaches)
Contingency management approach:

Adapting to changing circumstances:

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The contingency management approach advocates that managers extract the most useful ideas and practices from a wide range to best suit their business’s present requirements.

Be able to switch between management approaches to what fits best.

24
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(Management process)
Coordinating key business functions and resources:
Operations?

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Incorporating:

  • provision of services
  • may be domestic or global
25
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(Management process)
Coordinating key business functions and resources:

Marketing

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Incorporating:

  • Sales and advertising
  • product design
26
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(Management process)
Coordinating key business functions and resources:

Finance

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Incorporating

  • financial management
  • financial planning
27
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(Management process)
Coordinating key business functions and resources:

Human Resources

A

Incorporating

  • recruiting
  • training
  • employment contracts
28
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(Management process)
Operations-

Good and/or services

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Tangible- Manufacturers produce tangible products (physical),

Intangible- service organisations produce intangible products (services) eg. Training increasing your skills

29
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Management approaches- classical approach: management as planning?

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Strategic planning: 3-5 years, determines where in the market the business wants to be and what the business wants to achieve in relation to competitors

Tactical planning: 1-2 years, flexible, adaptable planning. Assists in implementing a strategic plan

Operational planning: day to day, provides specific details able the way in which the business will operate in the short term