Topic 3: ORGANIZING Flashcards

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It is the establishment of authority relationships with provisions for coordination between them, both vertically and horizontally in the enterprise structure

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Organizing

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6 key elements of organizational design

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○ Departmentalization
○ Work specialization
○ Chain of command
○ Span of control
○ Centralization and Decentralizaiton
○ Formalization

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The first step in the organzing process

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Departmentalization

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All related activities, focus on one major activity, take advantage of specialization

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Functional Departmentalization

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All activities in the development, production, and marketing of one product

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Product Departmentalization

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Specific catchment areas, foster efficient movement of personnel to client locations.

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Geographical Departmentalization

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Groups jobs on the basis of product or customer flow

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Process Departmentalization

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Groups jobs based on a common set of needs or problems of specific customers

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Customer Departmentalization

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Degree to which tasks in an organization are divided into separate jobs.

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Work specialization

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Individual employees specialized in doing a part of the activity rather than doing the entire activity

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Division of Labor

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The line of authority extends from upper organizational levels to lower levels.

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Chain of Command

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he power and right. Formal and legitimal tride of the manager to make the decision, issue the orders, and allocate resources to achieve organizational desired outcome.

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Authority

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he power and right. Formal and legitimal tride of the manager to make the decision, issue the orders, and allocate resources to achieve organizational desired outcome.

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Authority

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Obligation that’s expected to perform assigned duties.

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Responsibility

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Report to only one manager

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Unity of Command

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The number of employees a manager can efficiently and effectively manage.

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Span of Control

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17
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Degree to which decision making takes place at upper levels of the organization.

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Centralization

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The more that lower-level employees provide input or actually make decisions.

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Decentralization

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How standardized an organization’s jobs are and the extent to which employee behavior is guided by rules and procedures.

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Formalization

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If the formalization is HIGH, employees have ______ discretion over how they to their work.

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The work is divided into units and departments

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Specialization

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Putting the right men on the right job.

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Well-defined jobs

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It helps clarifying the roles and position to every manager

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Clarifies authority

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Creates clear relationships among position and ensures mutual cooperation among individuals

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Coordination

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Very helpful in defining job position; the roles to be performed by different managers are clarified.
Effective administration
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Totally dependent on how efficiently and smoothly a concern work
Growth & Diversification
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Roles assigned to every manager is clear, coordination is possible, therefore clarity of power helps automatically in increasing mental satisfaction and thereby, a sense of security in a concern.
Sense of Security
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A manager will get ready for taking independent decision which can be a path to adaptation of new techniques of production.
Scope of new changes
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Chart which represents the structure of an organization in terms of rank
Organizational chart
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Depicts entire organization. Shows all departments & major positions of authority.
Master Chart
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Depicts a section or unit including specific details or its org pattern
Supplementary Chart
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Direct relationship between superior and subordinate
Vertical organizational relationship
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Highest positions are put on the left side and those with diminishing authority move toward the right
Horizontal / Left to Right organizational relationship
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The center of the circle represents the position of supreme authority, and the functions radiate in all directions
Circular organizational relationship
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Two types of organizational charts
Hierarchal and Matrix
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Facilitates working on concurrent projects by creating a dual chain of command
Matrix structure
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Have authority over activities geared toward achieving project or program objectives
Project manager
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Have the authority over promotion decisions and performance reviews
Functional manager
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Limitations of an organizational chart
Show only formal relationships Does not show pattern of social relationships and managerial style adopted Quickly becomes out-of-date
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Preparation of the organization chart
● List major functions ● Group jobs according to function ● Tabulate the following information for each job: ○ Job title ○ Reporting line ○ Line or staff position ● Develop the final chart using general conventions