Organizing and Staffing Flashcards

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Is a management function that provides the relationship between people and the activities that they will undertake as to fulfill their organizational objectives.

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ORGANIZING

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Is an entity that results from people joining together in pursuit of a common cause.

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Organization

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3
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Is defined as self-contained collection of interacting interdependent components, working together toward a common purpose.

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Organizational System

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FUNCTIONS OF ORGANIZATIONAL SYSTEM

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  1. Input Mechanism
  2. Transformation
  3. Output Mechanism
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The process through which needed resources are acquired and replaced.

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Input Mechanism

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Under Input Mechanism

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 People 
 Test request 
 Specimen 
 Information supplies 
 Financial resources
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7
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The internal process whereby resources received through the input channels.

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Transformation

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Under Transformation

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 Test performance
 Personnel
 Instrument
 Expertise

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The process of delivering the goods and services produced to the external environment.

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Output Mechanism

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Under Output Mechanism

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 Test Result 
 Consultation 
 Salaries 
 Information 
 Wastes
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CHARACTERISTICS OF ORGANIZATION

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 Holistic and synergistic with clearly defined boundaries
 Have purposeful activity or primary task
 Develop into hierarchy of system
Organizations operate as open systems
 Seeks a state of stability and equilibrium
 Self – regulating

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TYPES OF ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

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  1. FLAT
  2. P YRAMID
  3. BUREAUCRATIC / LINE / HIERARCHIAL
  4. SHARED GOVERNANCE
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 Decentralized structure
 Span of control and authority is widened
 There is participation in the lower level of management

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FLAT

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 Centralized structure

 The managers have full control of members

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P YRAMID

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 Oldest and simplest form
 Rule centered structure
 Associated with chain of command
 Downward communication

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BUREAUCRATIC / LINE / HIERARCHIAL

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16
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 Combination of flat and pyramid type

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SHARED GOVERNANCE

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CHARACETERISTIC OF ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

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Division of labor 
Chain of command 
Span of control 
Level of management position 
Organizational relationship
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18
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FORMS OF ORGANIZATION

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Formal Bureaucracy (formal groups)
Informal Groups
19
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  • Lines of authority assigned by the owners of the organization.
  • The members of this group know whom they work,
  • whom they supervise,
  • How their department relates to other groups and even who supervise their boss
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Formal Bureaucracy (formal groups)

20
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Alliance that form outside the boundaries of the formal bureaucracy from the interaction and allegiance of people with common interest.

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Informal Groups

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STRUCTURAL DESIGN OF AN ORGANIZATION

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Design Element and Factors

Design Strategies and Models

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Under Design Element and Factors

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  1. Task to be performed
  2. People Involved
  3. Workplace
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Under Design Strategies and Models

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  1. Bureaucratic Models

Situational Models

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– includes type of equipment, level of automation, nature of the product or service to be produced.

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  1. Task to be performed
25
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– number of people needed and availability to perform the work are very important in an organization. Motivation also pays a very important factor.

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People Involved

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includes the total space available, amount of storage room, the visibility and accessibility of workers, supervisors and proximity of test areas.

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Workplace

27
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all decisions be checked with headquarters before action can be taken.

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Bureaucratic Models

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Important Features of Bureaucratic Models :

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Modern job description
Hierarchy
Rules and regulation are consistently applied.
Hiring and firing

29
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each job has a formally established set of official duties.

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Modern job description

30
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based chain of command.

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Hierarchy

31
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are based on qualification and performance.

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Hiring and firing

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Under Situational Models

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Routine strategy
Engineering strategy
Craft strategy
Discover strategy

33
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repetitive tasks and need minimally trained work force.

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Routine strategy

34
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non repetitive work performed by a professionally prepared staff

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Engineering strategy

35
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is applied to produce best, unique products whereby workers are extremely skilled.

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Craft strategy

36
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for work that requires investigation such as the structural development.

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Discover strategy

37
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 The formal written presentation of the structural PLAN OF THE ORGANIZATION.

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Organizational Chart

38
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Principles of Organizational Structure and Authority

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  1. Departmentalization
  2. Decentralization
  3. Unity of command
  4. Scalar principle
  5. Span of control
  6. Exceptions principle
39
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  • The empowerment by formal job classification of an individual to make commitments and act on behalf of the organization.
  • To decide how resources, rewards and penalties are used.
  • To ensure that designated goals and responsibilities are achieved.
  • Power of ACT.
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Concepts of Authority

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Under Power of ACT.

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  • Authority and responsibility should go hand in hand.

- To ensure harmonious flow of organizational energy toward completion of its task and mission.

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Types and Roles of Authority

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Line Authority
Staff Authority
Functional Authority

42
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Authority taking the straight-line route (direct).

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Line Authority

43
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Type of authority the personnel office exerts (indirect).

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Staff Authority

44
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Exercise control within the boundaries of professional’s specialty.

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Functional Authority