Management Theories Flashcards
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Classical Approach
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“A GOOD RATE OF PRODUCTIVITY”
- enhance organizational efficiency in order to INCREASE PRODUCTION to generate REVENUE AND PROFIT
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Scientific Management
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- the production process would become more efficient if the amount of time/effort the employee spent to finish could be reduced
- worker’s performance is what to be compensated on
- selects workers who are skilled for the specific task
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Administrative Management
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“ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE”
- a system of task and authority relationships that control how employees use resources to achieve the goal
- there shouldn’t be only one leader for all the departments (top, middle, low hierarchy)
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Bureaucratic Organization
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- rational authority from the position they hold in the organization
- occupies position based on performance
- managers and employees know what is expected of them and what is to expect from them
- hierarchy (to approach and for guidance)
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Total Quality Management (TQM)
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- consistency leads to minimal to no errors
- usually done in manufacturing companies
- increases work production
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Contemporary Approach
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- based on trends
- globalization, quality, behaviors, etc
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Behavioral Management
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- focuses on how managers should personally behave in order to motivate employees and encourage them to perform well and be committed to the organizational goals
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Theory of X
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- if the assumptions of the employee is negative, it is the managers job to counteract their tendency to avoid work
- this can be done by giving rewards and punishments to keep performance levels high
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Theory of Y
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- if the employee gives off positive assumptions/contributions, it is the managers task to create a work setting that encourages commitment to the goals
- provides opportunities for creativity and self-direction and exercises self control
- rewarding and promoting
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Contingency Theory
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- situations not skill
- system depends on external factors
- technology, competition, environment, high inflation rate, etc
- “there is no best way to design or lead an organization”
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Mainstream Management
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- materialism and individualism
- maximizes productivity, profit and is extremely competitive
- achieves organizational goals EFFICIENTLY
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Multi-stream Management
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- balance between socio-financial and well-being for multiple stakeholders
- employee holistic growth
- achieves organizational goals VIRTOUSLY