EXAM 1 Flashcards
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Contrast emotional intelligence and critical thinking.
Emotional Intelligence- the capacity to be aware of, control, and express one’s emotions, and to handle interpersonal relationships judiciously and empathetically.
Self-awareness, self-regulation, motivation, empathy, social skill.
Critical Thinking - entails being able to tuck away emotional biases, and being able to make decisions strictly based on facts and information
Distinguish the difference between controlling, planning, and leading
controlling - monitoring, budgeting, measuring
planning - setting strategic goals
leading - motivating, inspiring
Evidence-based management
the practice of making managerial and people-related decisions with the use of critical thinking and the best available evidence.
Aspects of high-involvement management
decision making, giving a lot of feedback, establishing connections with employees, teaching employees, training and developing employees
contrast rationality and bounded-rationality in decision making
rationality - the ability to consider every possible option to make a decision. every rational person would make the same decision, given all the evidence.
bounded-rationality- bounded to information available, make the best decision possible. could lead to different outcomes in decision making.
Emotional Intelligence
Self-awareness - knowing one’s strengths, weaknesses, drives, values, and their impact on others
Self-regulation - controlling or redirecting disruptive impulses and moods
Social skill - managing relationships with others
Empathy - understanding other people’s emotions
Motivation - being driven to achieve for the sake of achievement
Why use a personality model?
- to determine if a person’s personality will fit into a corporate culture
- to determine a persons strengths and weaknesses
what could neuroticism mean when used in the Big 5 model
moody, irritable, stressed, withdrawn
Maslow Hierarchy of needs
needs model
Self actualization Esteem Belonging Safety Physiological
Herzberg needs model
2 factor analysis model
-Hygiene - pay, good environment, benefits, job security, policies, supervision, relationships
-Motivational - achievement, recognition, the work itself, responsibility, advancement growth
- hygiene needs must be met or will impact satisfaction negatively
- must be tailored towards individuals
What is Personality
- situational behavior
- beliefs and values
- background (upbringing, heritage)
- characteristics and traits
- ethics
contrast affective v. cognitive evaluation
- affective evaluation - emotion related to a decision
- cognitive evaluation - critical thinking related to a decision
Takeaways from generations in the workplace assignment
- intergenerational interaction is important
- generations have different ways if interacting
- understand work environment
- there are different motivations for different generations
- different generations have differing skillsets
- bridge the generational gap through mentorship programs
- SHORT TERM ASSIGNMENTS INCREASE PRODUCTIVITY
D Pink Video (3 pillars of motivation
3 pillars of motivation
-autonomy - degree to which you control what you do (decision making, time management, free time to work on other tasks)
- purpose - show employees bigger picture, connect firms mission to “the impact of ben”
- Mastery - getting certified in skills, improving on skills, leaving comfort zone to learn new things, teach others
intrinsic v. extrinsic motivators
intrinsic motivators - internal
-example: sense of accomplishment
extrinsic motivators - external
-example: bonuses
what makes teams successful?
- Collaboration
- Diversity of thought
- Sharing goals
- Setting schedule and deadline
- Having a good leader
how is seniority based pay different from performance based pay
Seniority-based → pay based on time with experience
Performance based pay → getting paid based on performance
PERFORMANCE PAY IS MORE IMMEDIATE, MORE MOTIVATING
What aspects of human capital relate to competitive advantage?
RARITY
IMITABILITY
VALUES
QUESTION 1: WHICH OF THESE CONCEPTS IS NOT ONE OF THE FOUR MAIN FUNCTIONS OF A MANAGER?
- controlling
- VISIONING
- planning
- coordinating
Alderfer’s ERG Theory
E- existence needs
R- Relatedness needs
G- growth needs
Myers-Briggs Model
Used to identify personality types. 16 types.
Cognitive Learning styles
-Extraversion —- introversion (info)
-sensing ——- intuiting (focus)
-thinking ——- feeling (decisions)
-judging ——— perceiving (complexity)
HEXACO Model
personality traits H- honesty/humility E- emotionality X - extraversion A- Agreeableness C- conscientiousness O- openness to experience
Big Five Model
personality traits
- Openness - intellect experience
- Conscientiousness - industrious orderly
- Extraversion - enthusiasm assertiveness
- Agreeableness - compassion politeness (ingenuine)
- Neuroticism - volatility withdrawal
Benefits of workplace diversity
- Varieties of different perspective
- increased creativity
- faster problem solving
- higher innovation
- better decision making
- increased profits
- better company reputation
- reduced employee turnover
- higher employee engagement
- improved hiring results