Prelims Flashcards

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Structure that involves resources, processes, and people within an organization.

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Organization

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The process of planning, organizing, leading, and controlling resources to achieve organizational objectives.

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Management

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Modern management approach that focuses on employee welfare and engagement, fostering team-based improvements.

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Management 3.0

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The function that ensures collaboration and communication with other professionals within the organization.

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Coordinating

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Systematic approach to setting goals, objectives, and developing the VMGO, policies, and budget.

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Planning

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Management approach that treats people like cogs in a system, focusing solely on task completion and output.

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Management 1.0

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Management approach that does the right thing in the wrong way, with hierarchical authority and rigid rules.

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Management 2.0

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The process of attracting qualified candidates for open positions.

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Recruitment

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Function of management that involves determining the necessary staff and resources for operations.

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Organizing & Staffing

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Management function that involves guiding employees toward the organization’s goals.

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Leading or Directing

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The management function that motivates employees, often through incentives like performance-based rewards.

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Actuating or Motivating

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The ability to influence others.

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Power

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The process of selecting the best candidate from a pool of applicants to fill a job vacancy.

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Hiring

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The process of influencing others to achieve organizational objectives.

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Leadership

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Function responsible for monitoring and controlling operations to ensure goals are met.

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Controlling or Monitoring

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A visual representation of the lines of authority and responsibility within an organization.

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Organizational Chart

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The process of synchronizing people and activities to achieve organizational goals.

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Coordination

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The function that involves making critical decisions affecting the direction of the organization.

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Decision Making

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The process of dividing work into smaller, more specialized tasks.

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Division of Labor

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The process of inspiring and encouraging employees to work effectively.

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Motivation

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The process of identifying the skills, knowledge, and abilities required for a specific job.

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Meaning of these:
Actuating:
Controlling:
Decision Making: .

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Actuating: The process of motivating employees to perform their best.
Controlling: The process of monitoring progress, comparing it to goals, and taking corrective action as needed.
Decision Making: The process of choosing the best course of action from available alternatives.

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The arrangement of people and resources within an organization.

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Organizational Structure

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Characteristic of Organizations

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Goal-oriented: Has a clear purpose and objectives.
Structured: Has defined roles, responsibilities, and hierarchy.
People-focused: Relies on human activity to function.

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Leadership style Leaders provide minimal guidance and let employees make their own decisions.
Laissez-faire
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Principles of planning
Timely: Planning should be done in advance. Flexible: Plans should be adaptable to change. Inclusive: Involve relevant stakeholders in the planning process. Evaluative: Regularly assess and update plans.
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T or F Recruitment: Attract qualified candidates for open positions. Selection: Choose the best candidate from a pool of applicants.
TRUE
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The process of grouping activities into departments based on similar functions or tasks.
Departmentalization
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Levels of Organization
Macro: Interorganizational relationships and cooperation. Mezzo: Organizational structures, culture, and influencing factors. Micro: Individual behavior, motivation, conflict within the organization.
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Types of Control
Feed-forward control: Prevents problems before they occur. Concurrent control: Monitors ongoing activities to ensure they meet standards. Feedback control: Evaluates performance after it has occurred.
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Leadership style that: Leaders make all decisions and exercise control over employees.
Autocratic
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Identify the skills, knowledge, and abilities required for a specific job.
Job analysis
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The process of recruiting, selecting, training, and developing employees to meet organizational needs.
Staffing
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T or F Orientation: Introduce old employees to the organization's culture, policies, and procedures. Training and development: Provide consumers with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed.
FALSE Orientation: Introduce new employees to the organization's culture, policies, and procedures. Training and development: Provide employees with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed.
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Leadership Theories
Trait theories: Focus on the personal characteristics of effective leaders. Behavioral theories: Focus on the behaviors and actions of effective leaders. Contingency theories: Emphasize that the best leadership style depends on the situation.
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The process of monitoring performance, comparing it to standards, and taking corrective action as needed.
Controlling
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Leadership style Leaders involve employees in decision-making and encourage participation.
Democratic
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Control Process
Establish standards: Set benchmarks for performance. Measure performance: Gather data on actual performance. Compare performance to standards: Identify deviations from standards. Take corrective action: Implement measures to address any issues.
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Managerial Skills
Technical: Human: Conceptual:
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Conceptual: Ability to think critically, analyze complex situations, and make strategic decisions.
Conceptual skills
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Knowledge and ability to use specific processes or techniques related to the job.
Technical skills
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Human: Interpersonal skills, ability to work with others, and understanding of human behavior.
Human skills
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Interpersonal: Figurehead: Represents the organization to external stakeholders. Leader: Motivates, inspires, and directs employees. Liaison: Builds relationships with external parties.
MAnegerial skills (take note lang)
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Managerial Roles
Interpersonal Informational\ Decisional
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Informational: Monitor: Gathers information about the organization's environment. Disseminator: Shares information with employees. Spokesperson: Communicates with external stakeholders.
Managerial skills (note)
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Historical Roots Pre-Modern Era: Early management practices in ancient civilizations. Industrial Revolution: Increased need for formal management systems. Classical Approaches: Scientific Management: Emphasizes efficiency and standardization. Administrative Management: Focuses on general principles of management. Human Relations Approach: Emphasizes the importance of employee satisfaction and motivation. Quantitative Approach: Uses mathematical models and data analysis to improve decision-making. Contingency Approach: Recognizes that the best management approach depends on the specific situation.
note only
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Decisional: Entrepreneur: Initiates and oversees new projects. Disturbance Handler: Deals with unexpected problems. Resource Allocator: Assigns resources to various activities. Negotiator: Represents the organization in negotiations.
Managerial skills (note)
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