unit 2 managers leadership and decision making Flashcards

(32 cards)

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whats the difference between leadership and management

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leaders set the direction and strategy for the business and managers are those who organise the workforce and control the functions of a business

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what are the four leadership styles

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autocratic or authoritarian
paternalistic
democratic
laissez faire

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what does autocratic and authoritarian leadership style mean

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makes decisions without consulting staff

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what does paternalistic leadership style mean

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gives attention to the social needs and views of their workers

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what is a democratic leader ship style

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when they involve staff in decision making

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what does laissez faire mean

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hands off
lets staff make decisions

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the tannerbaum-schmidt continuum tell

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managers make decision and tell the staff about it

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the tannerbaum-schmidt continuum sell

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manager sells decisions to staff

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the tannerbaum-schmidt continuum consult

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manager presents problems and gets feedback and makes the decision

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the tannerbaum-schmidt continuum join

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manager aske groups to make decisions within set limits

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what is a charismatic leader

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when the leader feels they can do nothing wrong

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what is a beaurocratic leader

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when the manager does everything by the rules

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13
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what three things change the style of leadership

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the individual
the nature of the industry
the business culture

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what is the scientific decision making

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decision making that is based on data and uses a logical and rational approach

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what analytical tools do people use for scientific decision making

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the boston matrix
the product life cycle
investment appraisal
ratio analysis
décision trees

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16
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what is the opportunity cost

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the cost of the next best alternative foregone

17
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what is intuition decision making

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managers dont use data to inform their decisions they use gut instinct instead

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advantages of intuition decision making

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can be accurite because of experience

made quickly

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disadvantage of intuition decision making

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mistakes can be made from lack of experience

can be made for illogical reasons

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factors influencing intuition decision making

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if data is not accessable

experience of managers

may be suitable for businesses willing to accept a higher level of risk

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advantages of scientific decision making

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provides a clear sence of direction

decisions are accurite

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disadvantages of scientific decision making

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they take a longer time to do

using out of date or poor data

experiences staff may be dismissed

23
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factors influencing scientific decision making

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managers experience

risk business is willing to take

reliability of data

24
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what is a stakeholder

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A stakeholder is someone or an organisation affected by a business’ activities or decisions

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3 internal and 5 external steakholders
employees, managers, shareholders suppliers, banks, government, local communities and customers
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what are the consequences of the steak holders disagreeing
can make a petition and disrupt business activities.
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businesses can manage their relationship with stakeholders using
communication and consultation.
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what is the stakeholder map
A stakeholder map can be used to display the relative power and interest of different stakeholder groups.
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Stakeholders with high power and high interest will need to be
managed closely and consultation may be appropriate for these individuals and groups.
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Stakeholders with high power and low interest will need to be
kept satisfied as they have the power to influence the business if they become dissatisfied.
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Stakeholders with low power and low interest will need to be
monitored though they lack influence and interest in many business decisions.
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Stakeholders with low power and high interest need to be
kept informed and consultation may be appropriate.