objectives c1 Flashcards
What Is Sport Management?
Sport management is a multidisciplinary field that integrates the sport industry and management.
The sport industry
is an industryin which people, activities, business, and organizations are involved in producing, facilitating, promoting, or organizing any activity, experience, or business enterprise focused on sports.
It provides a market with an economic dimension for sport, fitness, or leisure time to its consumers.
The North American Society for Sport Management (NASSM)
is the major professional association for college and university academics in sport management.
Size of Sport Industry
One estimate states that the sport industry is a $350 billion to $400 billion a year industry.
Topics of Interestto NASSM Members
Sport marketing
Future directions in sport management
Employment perspectives
Management competencies
Leadership
Sport law
Personnel management
Facility management
Organizational structures
Fund-raising
Conflict resolution
Effective Sport Managers
managers use their skills to conceptualize solutions and business strategies all the time—after all, that is what managers do.
A sport manager is responsible for achieving the sports organization’s objectives through efficient and effective use of resources.
Examples of Careersin the Sport Industry
Athletic directors (ADs)
Stadium and arena management
Sport marketing agencies
Players’ agents
Sport broadcasting
Recreation management
Sporting goods manufacturers
Managing in professional leagues
Manager’s Resources
Human
Financial
Physical
Informational
Performance on sport managers
is a measure of how well managers achieve organizational objectives.
Recall:A sport manager is responsible for achieving the sports organization’s objectives through efficient and effective use of resources.
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Three Most Important Traits of successful managers
Integrity
Industriousness
Ability to get along with people
Management Skills
Technical skills
People skills
Communication skills
Conceptual skills
Decision-making skills
organization seek what kinf of skills
Organizations seek employees with soft skills who can communicate clearly, take initiative, problem-solve, and work well with coworkers.
hard skills vs soft skills
Technical skills are often called hard skills, whereas people, communication, conceptual, and decision-making skills are referred to as soft skills.
management level:top
primary management skills needed and performed
conceptual and descision making skills and planning and organzing
management level:middle
primary management skills needed and performed
balance of both hard and soft skills and balance of all four soft skills (conceptual and descion making skills, people and communication skills)
management level first line/ coach
primary management skills needed and performed
technical and people and communication skills and leading and controlling (short term)
6 Important Traits for Managers
Supervisory ability
Need for occupational achievement
Intelligence
Decisiveness
Self-assurance
Initiative
Four Management Functions
Planning
Organizing
Leading
Controlling
These management functions need to work as a system.
10 Roles That Managers Play
Managers play the necessary role while performing management functions to achieve objectives.
interpersonal roles
-figurehead
-leader
-liaison
informational roles
-monitor
-disseminatior
-spolesperson
descional roles
-entreprenur
-disturbance hanfler
-resource alocator
-negaotiator
Three Levels of Management
Top
Middle
First line
Types of Managers
General
Functional
Project
Technical Skills
Technical skills enable us to use methods and techniques to perform a task.
People Skills
People skills enable us to work well with people.
Communication Skills
Communication skills enable us to convey our ideas clearly and effectively.
Conceptual Skills
Conceptual skills enable us to understand abstract ideas.
Decision-Making Skills
Decision-making skills enable us to select alternatives to solve problems.
Planning
Planning is the process of setting objectives and determining in advance how exactly the objectives will be met.
Organizing
Organizing is the process of delegating and coordinating tasks and resources to achieve objectives.
what is the difference between planning and organizing
Planning is about deciding what needs to be done and how to achieve goals. It’s forward-looking and strategic.
Organizing is about arranging how the plan will be executed by structuring resources and tasks effectively.
Leading
Leading is about influencing employees to work toward achieving objectives.