Principles of Management Flashcards

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Management is this ___, and consists of a number of functions to include planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and controlling.

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process

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____ can be defined as a process taking place in an organization, and consists of a number if interrelated functions which must be accomplished for the organization to be effective.

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Management

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Management is a process, and consists of the following functions: planning, organizing, staffing directing, and ___.

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controlling.

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The fifth function is known as controlling and involves making sure that things are going according to ___.

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plan.

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The management process consists of five functions: planning, ___, staffing, directing and controlling.

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organizing

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The second function is organizing, which involves dividing up the work, establishing a structure of authority and responsibility, grouping the resources, and coming up with ways to ___ the various parts.

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coordinate

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The ___ function of management involves defining goals and a purpose for the organization, planning alternative courses of action, and basically preparing for the future.

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planning

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The planning function involves preparing the company for the future by setting ___, planning for various contingencies, etc.

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goals

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The organizing function of management involves dividing up the work, grouping resources, establishing a structure of authority, and coming up with ways to ___ the parts.

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coordinate

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This describes the organization function, in which resources are grouped, work is allocated, and a structure for coordinating the work and human ___ is defined.

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resources

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The staffing function of management involves selecting, placing, utilizing, and taking care of ___.

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employees.

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The _________ function of management involves guiding and influencing the employees to seek organizational objectives.

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directing

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The directing function of management, also known as ____, involves getting the employees to work towards the organization’s goals.

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leading

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The controlling function of management involves assuring the organizational and managerial __________ are accomplished.

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objectives

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The controlling function of management can be considered the opposite of the planning function. In the control function, we ________ and observe how well the plans are working.

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measure

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There are different levels of management. A manager’s level can generally be determined by looking at the three areas of managerial _____: technical, interpersonal, and conceptual.

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skill

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The three skills involved in managerial work are technical, interpersonal, and conceptual. Low-level managers have more __________, less conceptual. High-level managers are typically the opposite.

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technical

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High level managers usually have a lot of __________ skill, and less technical knowledge compared to a low level manager.

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conceptual

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High level managers typically have more conceptual skills, which are involved in planning and directing a large portion of the company.

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planning

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Front-line managers typically have the most technical knowledge of managers, and supervise non-__________ employees.

A

management

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Front-line managers, also known as _____________ managers, typically have the most technical knowledge of managers. They are also the only managers who do not supervise other managers.

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supervisory

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The work that managers do can be _______ into three different roles–interpersonal roles, informational roles, and decisional roles.

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divided

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Managerial work can be divided into interpersonal roles, informational roles, and decisional roles. The information roles include being a monitor, disseminator, and a ______________.

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spokesperson

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Managerial work can be split up into three roles: _____________ roles, informational roles, and decisional roles.

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interpersonal

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Interpersonal roles include being a figurehead, leader, and ________.

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liaison

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Decisional roles include being an entrepreneur, a disturbance handler, a ________-allocator, and negotiator.

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resource

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The _____________ roles of a manager involve being a monitor, disseminator, and spokesperson.

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informational

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The ______ roles of a manager involve being an entrepreneur, a disturbance-handler, a negotiator, and a resource-allocator.

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decisional

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The interpersonal roles of a manger include being a ______, a liaison, and a figurehead.

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leader

29
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Gilbreth is known for his belief in finding the “one best way” of doing a job. He was one of the pioneers of __________ Management.

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Scientific

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Frank Gilbreth believed in determining the best, most __________, fastest, and easiest way to do any job.

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efficient