Section 2 - People in business (Chap 6 - 9) Flashcards
2 types of resources
-human
-physical
what do humans need
motivation
reasons people work
-money
-enjoyment
-fame
-relationships
benefits of motivated worker
-more output
-less absent
-more quality output
-less accidents
-less waste
-less people leave job
Define Maslow motivation hierarchy
-basic needs
-safety = job security / environment
-social = relationships
-esteem = pride / prestige
-self-actualisation
Maslow motivation hierarchy - lower needs
-basic needs
-safety = job security / environment
Maslow motivation hierarchy - higher needs
-social = relationships
-esteem = pride / prestige
-self-actualisation
define Taylor Scientific Management
-people only work for money; more money = work harder
-division of labor
-piece rate
define piece rate
-workers are paid how much they work
-no fixed salary
-usually for low level workers
define Herzberg 2 factor theory
-hygiene factor = salary, security, relationships, work conditions
-motivation - achievement, recognition, promotion, responsibility
-hygiene prevent unhappy; motivation keep happy
permanent and temporary motivation
-financial = temporary
-non- financial = permanent
ways for financial motivation
-wage
-salary
-bonus
-profit sharing
define overtime
paid work for extra hours
define wage
-weekly payment at:
-time rate = per hour
-piece rate = how much your produce
-usually for low level workers
define salary
-monthly payment
-usually for high level workers
define bonus
-extra money on special occasions
define profit sharing
-agreement where a portion of profits is shared with workers
why doesn’t financial motivation work
-it becomes and expectation
ways for non-financial motivation
-job rotation
-job enlargement
-job enrichment
-group work
-training
-fringe benefits
-promotion
define job rotation
-workers rotate jobs
-can get more skill
-usually low level
define job enlargement
-giving more variety of work
-can overload on people and may demand more pay
define fringe benefits
-anything extra besides salary/ wage
define promotion
-higher position
define job enrichment
-more responsibilities givens to make job more challenging and meaningful
-usually for high level workers
define training
-teaching workers new skills
-cost money
-can cause jealousy
define group work
-workers work tgt on a task
-motivated by teamwork
-work is divided
what does an organizational chart do
defines structure
define line manager
-person on directly on top of you
define subordinate
-people below you
define chain of command
-structure which explains who to report to for communication
define span of control
-no. subordinates working directly under you
what happens of chain of command is too long
-risk of info changing
2 span structures
-tall- bad com., good management
-wide- good com., bad management
define managers
-people who manage things by delegation tasks to workers
-try to keep workers happy & get work done
define delegation
-assigning tasks to other people
-gives authority to person
define power
-people will listen without needing title
define authority
-people will listen because of title
what happens after you get authority
-your accountable for actions