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CHAPTER 1 Lesson 1: FUNCTION OF MANAGEMENT
  • Diana Arinzol

  • 問題数 48 • 9/9/2023

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    Refers to deciding on an organization goals and strategies such defining goals establishing strategy and developing sub plans to choose alternative’s and coordinate activities

    Planning

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    Is ensuring that task have been assigned and the structure of organizational relationships facilitates meeting goal like deciding where decisions will be made. Who will do the subs and task and who will work for whom.

    Organizing

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    is the filling up of different job positions as needed in the organizations structure

    Staffing

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    refers to relating with others so that their work efforts achieve organizational goals by means of motivating and inspiring your fellow cowerkers

    Leading

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    is ensuring actions are consistent the organizations values and standards, monitoring progress towards goal achievements and taking corrective action when needed

    Controlling

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    4 basic functions of a management

    planning leading organizing controlling

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    it is the processing of planning,Organizing leading and controlling human and other organizational resources towards the effective achievement of organizational goals

    Management

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    Procedural and scientific methods for finding the single best way for doing a job

    Scientific management theories

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    the father of scientific management theories

    Frederick W. Taylor

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    is a researcher who conducted studies in hawthorne works plant oof western in Chicago.

    Elton mayo

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    work specialization can result in efficiencies applicable to both managerial and technical functions.

    Division of work

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    this is the right to give orders and power to exact obedience

    Authority

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    this is absolutely necessary for the smooth running of an organization the orderly pattern of behavior

    Discipline

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    receiving of orders from one sunior only.

    unity of command

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    The interest of a person an employer or a group should not prevail over the goals of the organization

    Subordination of individual interest to general interest

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    There should be one plan one person for activities directed at the some objective

    Unity of direction

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    Fain compensation package

    Remuneration

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    The objective of this priable is the optimum use of the capabilities or personel

    Centralization

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    materials should be kept in well choosen place known by human resources who will utilize them

    Order

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    employees should be treated with justice and kindness

    Equity

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    managers should encourage and develop subordinate s willingness to

    initiative

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    spirit of teamwork and cooperation

    Esprit de corps

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    3 Roles of managers

    Interpersonal roles, informational roles, Decisional roles

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    includes symbolic duties which are legal or social in nature

    Figure head

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    includes all aspects of being good leader such as building a team

    Leader

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    includes developing and maintaining a network outside the office for information and assistance

    ilaison

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    includes seeking information regarding the roles that are affecting the organizations

    Monitor

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    in receiving any important information from internal or external resources

    Disseminator

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    includes representing the organizations and arounding information about the organizations to outside

    spokes person

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    skills of managers

    interpersonal skills, technical skills, conceptual skills

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    enable managers to think of possible solutions to complex probles

    conceptual skills

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    enable managers in an level to relate will with people

    human skills

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    are also important for manager for them to perform their task

    technical skills

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    someone who will work with and through others people by coordinating their work activities in order to accomplish organizational goals

    managers

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    individuals who are responsible for making organizations wide decisions and establishing plans and goals

    Top managers

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    individual who manage the works of first line managers

    middle managers

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    individual who manage the work of non managerial employees

    first line managers

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    Level of managers

    Top level managers, middle level managers,first line managers /lower level managers

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    Function of management

    Planning,organizing,staffing,leading,controlling

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    interpersonal rolsd

    figure head leader liaison

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    informational roles

    monitor disseminator spokesperson

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    decisional roles

    entrepreneur disturbance handler resource allocator negotiator

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    involves all aspects associated with looking for new opportunities acting as an initiative designer and also an encourager of innovation and change

    entrepreneur

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    taking corrective action when the organizations faces unexpected difficulties

    disturbance handler

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    being responsible of the optimum allocation of resources like time equipment founds and also Human Resources and also more approves decisions

    Resource allocator

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    includes representing the organizations in negotiations with affect the manager score of responsibility

    negotiator

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    planning 3

    setting goals establishing strategies develop plan

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    leading 3

    motivating leading dealing with people