ORGANIZING AND STAFFING

Question 1

management function that provides the relationship between people and the activities that they will undertake to fullfill their organizational objectives

Answer 1

Organizing

Question 2

entity that results from people joining together in pursuit of a common cause.

Answer 2

Organization

Question 3

defined as self-contained (all that you need) collection of interacting interdependent components (between the element), working together toward a common purpose

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Organizational system

Question 4

The process through which needed resources are acquired and replaced.

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Input mechanism

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Example of input mechanism

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● People
● Test request
● Specimen
● Information supplies
● Financial resources

Question 6

The internal process whereby resources received through the input channels.

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Transformation

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Examples of transformation

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● Test performance
● Personnel
● Instrument
● Expertise

Question 8

The process of delivering the goods and services produced to the external environment.

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Output mechanism

Question 9

Examples of output mechanism

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● Test Result
● Consultation
● Salaries
● Information
● Wastes

Question 10

Characteristics of organization

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● Holistic and synergistic with clearly defined boundaries
● Have purposeful activity or primary task
● Develop into hierarchy of system
● Organizations operate as ope n systems
● Seeks a state of stability and equilibrium
● Self – regulating

Question 11

A process where a group is formed including the lines of communication channeling of authority, span of control and making decision

Answer 11

Organizational structure

Question 12

● Decentralized structure
● Span of control and authority is
widened
● There is participation in the lower level of management

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Flat

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Pyramid

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● Centralized structure.
● The managers have full control of
members.
● One authority at a one place

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Bureaucratic / Line / Hierarchical

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● Oldest and simplest form
● Rule centered structure
● Associated with chain of command
● Downward communication

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Combination of flat and pyramid type.

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Shared governance

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Characteristic of Organizational Structure

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● Division of labor
● Chain of command
● Span of control
● Level of management position
● Organizational relationship

Question 17

direct relationship, uninterrupted. Generated and developed in terms of pattern and structure

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Formal

Question 18

dotted line, coordinated relationship. Unethical or unprofessional

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Informal

Question 19

Types of organizational structures

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• flat
• pyramid
• bureaucratic / line / hierarchical
• shared governance

Question 20

Forms of organization

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• formal bureaucracy
• informal group

Question 21

● Lines of authority assigned by the owners of the organization.
● The members of this group know whom they work,
● whom they supervise,
● How their department relates to other
groups and even who supervise their boss

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Formal bureaucracy

Question 22

Alliance that form outside the boundaries of the formal bureaucracy from the interaction and allegiance of people with common interest.

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Informal group

Question 23

includes type of equipment, level of automation, nature of the product or service to be produced.

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Tasked to be performed

Question 24

number of people needed and availability to perform the work are very important in an organization. Motivation also plays a very important factor.

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People involved

Question 25

includes the total space available, amount of storage room, the visibility and accessibility of workers, supervisors and proximity of test areas.

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Workplace

Question 26

Enumerate design elements and factors

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- task to be performed - people involved - workplace

Question 27

all decisions be checked with headquarters before action can be taken.

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Bureaucratic models

Question 28

each job has a formally established set of official duties.

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Modern job description

Question 29

based chain of command.

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Hierarchy

Question 30

consistently applied.

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Rules and regulations

Question 31

based on qualification and performance

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Hiring and firing

Question 32

specific jobs needs.

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Situational models

Question 33

Enumerate design strategies and model

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- modern job description - hierarchy - rules and regulations - hiring and firing

Question 34

repetitive tasks and need minimally trained workforce

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Routine strategy

Question 35

non repetitive work performed by a professionally prepared staff

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Engineering strategy

Question 36

applied to produce best, unique products whereby workers are extremely skilled

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Craft strategy

Question 37

for work that requires investigation such as the structural development

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Discover strategy

Question 38

formal written presentation of the structural PLAN OF THE ORGANIZATION

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Organizational chart

Question 39

Principles of Organizational Structure and Authority

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1. Departmentalization 2. Decentralization 3. Unity of command 4. Scalar principle 5. Span of control 6. Exceptions principle

Question 40

Authority taking the straight-line route (direct). Superior and subordinate in terms of decision making. Giving order in terms of production or sales and finance

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Line authority

Question 41

Type of authority the personnel office exerts (indirect). Improving the effectiveness of the line personnel to perform their tasks.

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Staff authority

Question 42

Exercise control within the boundaries of a professional's specialty. Covers only specific tasks.

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Functional authority