Unit 4: Directing and supervising Flashcards

(48 cards)

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director of people and activities

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manager

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process of influencing people to attain objectives

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directing

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3
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nost visible of all management functions

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directing

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4
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seeing that day to day tasks to ensure smooth running are done

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directing

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5
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watching and directing work and workers

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supervising

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6
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primarily deals with influence, personality, and persuasive talents

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leadership

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7
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formal authority by virtue of position

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management

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8
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process of influencing others to achieve goals

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leadership

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9
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established the 4 major leadership systems

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Rensis Likert

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4 major leadership systems

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Exploitative authority
Benevolent authoritative
Consultative system
Participative system

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lack of trust, play on fear and threat, minimal teamwork and communication, roles are dictated

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exploitative authority

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reward motivated but has punishment, only positive upwards two way communication, more trust byt condescendingly

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benevolent authoritative

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greater trust, open communication, decision extend to employees when impactful, consultation but higher up decide, horizontal and vertical discussion

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consultative system

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compleet confidence and trust, involvement in goal setting, high teamwork, common in flatter organization

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participative system

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15
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factors of leadership

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leader
follower
communication situation

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16
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leadership behavior and styles

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employee oriented vs product oriented
initiating structure vs consideration

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17
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classifies leader according to concern for people and results

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Blake Mouton managerial grid

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18
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high concern for people, low results

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country club management

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19
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high concer for results low concern for people

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produce or perish management

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low concern for people and results

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impoverished management

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high concern for people and results

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team management

22
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“status qui” balances people and results but becomes mediocre

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middle of the road management

23
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jumps between country club and produce or perish

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paternal management

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jumps all over the grid depending on whats most beneficial

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opportunistic management

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Theorized assumptions on human nature and motivation
Douglas Mcgregor
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assumes that work is distateful to people, most people are self centered, gullible and not ambitious or creative
Theory X
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approaches to theory x
hard and soft approach
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relies on coercion and tight controls
hard approach
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permissive and seals harmony despite diminishing output
soft approach
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assumes that work can be as natural as play, peope are creative, self directed, responsible, comitted
Theory Y
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According to Mcgregor, people are.more productive when work goals align with
higher needs
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If theory Y is true, what should be done
decentralization and delegation job enlargement partipative management performance appraisal
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self fulfilling prophecy where raising manager rxpectations boosts performance
pygmalion effect
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3 Situational Leadership Models
contingency model continuum of leadership model vroom yettom decision model
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contigency model was proposed by
Fred Fledlers
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assess situations and leader according to underlying trait and match them
contingency model
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used to assess attitude of the leader and reflect underlying disposition towards others
least preferred co worker
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relationship oriented leader who thinks of taska ccomplishment after establishing relationships
high LPC
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task oriented and only work on relationship after tasks are accomplished
low LPC
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tha behavior of the leader depends on tge favorability of leadership situation which depends o 3 factors
Leader member relations tas structure position power
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proposed continuum of leadership
Tannenbaum and Schmidt
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two extremes, the left is
autocratic
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to the right of the continuum is
free rein
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4 leadership styles on the continuum of leadership
tells sells consults joins
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choosing leadership styles depend on three forces
forces on the leader in the subordinate in the situation
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pi lished in the "Leadership and Decision making" 1973 book
Vroom Yetton decision model
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Three factors affecting leadership styles in Vroom Yetton
Decision quality Team commitment Tome constraint
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5 leadership styles in Vroom Yetton
A1 use your info, decide by yourself A2 obtain specific info, decide C1 consult individually, decide C2 consult as a group, decide G2 collab and reach consensus