Organization and Management Flashcards
Lesson 1 to Lesson 7 (Midterms)
The process of utilizing the resources of the organization in an effective and efficient manner to attain targeted objectives
Is the art of getting things done through and with people in formally organized groups
Management
An important or significant function in the performance of all the other functions
Mapping out exact specific objectives
Determining the most valuable course of action
Planning
Making certain that required human & and physical resources are on hand to execute a plan or attain organizational goals/objectives
Organizing
To employ the right people for the right job to realize the objectives of organization
Staffing
Motivating, communicating, guiding, and encouraging people in the organization
Leading
Continuously checking results against predetermined goals and objectives and takes curative actions
Valuable for guaranteeing all other functions of the organization are in place
Controlling
Defined as slow stages of growth and development from simple forms to more complex forms
Evolution
Oldest and widely accepted belief in managements
Classical Theory
German sociologist that proposed for the novel idea of bureaucracy
Max Weber
Serve as a standard for guiding or directing actions or conduct of employees in a workplace and provide discipline
Rules
Provides equity and fairness for all employees by not accepting subjective personal/emotional thoughts during assessment procedures
Impersonality
Clear splitting and defining of work based on knowledge and personal experience
Division of Labor
Categorizes jobs based on the level of authority
Hierarchical Structure
Refers to “who has the right to decide”
Authority Structure
Founded on custom, ancestry, gender, birth order, and the like
Traditional Authority
Based on the uniform application of establishes laws and rules
Rational-Legal Authority
Visible in a leader whose mission and vision in life encourages others
Charismatic Authority
Visualization of employee and organization as being loyal to each other
Commitment to Long-term Job
Accomplishing the organizational goals the most efficient way
Rationality
Makes use of the step by step, scientific methods for finding the best way of doing things
Scientific Management Theory
Father of Scientific Management
Frederick W. Taylor
One of the highlights of scientific management.
No single foreman could be an expert in all the assignments supervised
Specialization
Revolutionized the use of motion pictures to study workers motions
Frank Gilbreth
First woman to receive a Ph.D. in Industrial Psychology
Lilian Gilbreth
Father of Modern Management
Henri Fayol
Well- known for his Gantt Chart, contributing to Taylor’s Theory
Henry Gantt
Could be in terms of obedience, application, and respect to superiors
Discipline
Dividing each job into small specialized tasks and assigning responsibilities to a specialist
Division of Work
The right to give order and power while responsibility: to realize objective
Authority
A subordinate should receive orders from only one boss
Unity of Command
All works of an organization must perform jointly to achieve a common objective
Unity of Direction
Workers prioritizes the common interest of organization rather than himself
Subordination of Individual Interest to Common Interest
Should be given fair and adequate
Remuneration
Should be one central point in organization which exercises general direction and control of all parts
Centralization
Chain/line of command and communication from superior to subordinates
Scalar Chain
Provides jobs and materials in proper order for an efficient management & organization’s direction
Order
Builds loyalty and devotion among employees through fair discipline and order
Equity
Provides security of job for an employee
Stability of Tenure Personnel
Management must promote a harmony of interest & appropriate understanding among workers
Espirit de Corps
It means that a manager must encourage employees under him to act on their own
Initiative
Also known as the “Behavioral Science Approach”
Neo-Classical Theory
An individual answerable for the performance of group members in the workplace
Has the official authority to assign resources of the organization
Manager
Cater day to day operations of the organization
Directly involved with people that produces the companies’ goods & services
First Line Manager
Responsible for looking for the best way on organizing human and other resources
Middle Line Manager
Executives with cross departmental duties
Responsible for the overall direction of the organization
Top Manager
Requires the ability to apply proficiency or expertise to perform particular tasks
Technical Skills
Exhibits the ability to soundly work in cooperation with others
Human Skills
Ability to see the total picture of the organization to know how the different parts affect each other
Conceptual Skills
Ability to visualize the most appropriate response to a situation
Knowing how to identify a problem
Diagnostic Skills
Require equally at all 3 levels of management
Must be able to communicate plans and policies to workers
Communication Skills
Ability to influence human behavior, this skill helps managers to get the work done through the workers
Leadership Skills