Managers, Leardership And Decision Making Flashcards

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What are Roles of Managers

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  • Set targets for their employees
  • Motivate employees
  • Supervise the business and make sure it’s up to standers
  • Hiring correct employees for the role
  • Training new employees
  • Coaching and developing current employees
  • Dealing with low productivity
  • Terminate unfit workers
  • Managing and controlling expenses and budgets
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What are 7 parts in the Tannenbaum Schimidt Continuum

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7 points on the spectrum on the way a manager will manage the business. Spectrum will go from autocratic to a laissez-faire type of managing style.
- 1. Manager makes decision and just tell the staff with little to no information. (Manager likes to keep all the control over the business)
- 2. Manager makes decision and explains the reasoning behind it to the staff.
- 3. Manager will make decision but will allow question and will communicate with employees.
- 4. Manager will make decision and will change final decision depending on the question answered by employees and will try to make it more satisfactory for the employees.
- 5. Manager will consult with employees and may use their ideas to make the final decision.
- 6. Manager will take ideas from employees and will give them limits on how far they can go.
- 7. Manager will supervise but will let the employees come up with ideas and limits for final decision.

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What are the 5 types of leadership styles in the Blake Mouton Grid

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  • Country Club (High People, Low Production) - They prioritise their employees but have little concern with production.
  • Impoverish ( Low People, Low Production) - They don’t prioritise either the production or their people
  • Produce or Perish (Low People, High Productivity) - They prioritise production and have little to no concern of their employees
  • Middle of the road - They have a moderate concern of production and of their employees
  • Team Leader (High People, High Production) - They have a high concern for both people and employees and production
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What are impacts of an Impoverish management style

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  • Low productivity, Low Morale, High labour turnover, High absenteeism
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What are impacts of a Produce or Perish Management style

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  • Short Term effects: high productivity and quality of product
    Long Term effect: Low Morale, High absenteeism, High turnover
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What are the impacts of a Country Club management style?

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  • High quality work, Low productivity, May increase costs, Low absenteeism, Low labour turnover, High motivations
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What are the impacts of a middle of the road management style

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Not maximising their ability meaning the employees aren’t fully satisfied and production isn’t at it’s best

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What are the impacts of a Team Leaders management style

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  • Maximises the businesses assets while achieving goals, Slows down decision making, It can be unfavourable as sometimes decision will need to be made were one concern may be needed more.
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What’s the different between scientific and intuitive decision making

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  • scientific decision making is using data to help reach the best decision
  • Intuitive decision making is making a decision based on hunch/intuition
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Advantages and disadvantages of scientific decision making

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  • It reduced or eliminates risk, slower decision making, more expensive decision making
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Advantages and disadvantages of intuitive decision making

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Quicker decision making, can be more effective if done by experienced manager, higher risk, harder to sell to stakeholders

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