Theorist Flashcards
Tannenbaum and Schmidt continuum
Tell, Sell, Consult, Share
Maslow hierarchy of needs
physiological safety love and belonging esteem self actualisation
Herzberg
Hygienes (DONT MOTIVATE) - pay - working environment - colleague relations Motivators: - opportunities - self actualisation - job design, enrichment, empowerment
Taylor scientific managment
Employees are motivated only by pay
- commission
- piece rate pay
- bonuses
Blake mouton leadership grid
country club- high concern for people low concern of production
impoverished - low concern for production and people
team leader - concern for both people and production
produce or perish - low concern for people high concern for production
Boston matrix
Star - high market share and growth
problem child- low market share high market growth
cash cow- low market growth high market share
Dogs - low market share and growth
Ansoff’s matrix
A strategic planning model that allows business to determines its product and market growth strategy.
Market penetration: use of existing products within existing markets (Low risk)
Product development: new products in existing markets
Market development: existing products in new markets
Diversification: new products into new markets
What are the aims of market penetration and evaluation of this decision example (Ansoff’s matrix)
Aim to increase market share Get existing customers to buy more widen range of existing products Associated with organic growth Example: Aldi \+ Low risk \+ Exploit the insights they already have into what consumers want \+ should have strong experience
porters 5 forces
Measurement of competitiveness threat of substitute products bargaining power of suppliers bargaining power of customers threat of new entrant
Elkington triple bottom line
Corporate social responsibility a business must take into consideration: - profit - plane -people In order to have a successful reputable business