W1: Chapter 9- Mgmt Principles Flashcards

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define management

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process of planning organizing, staffing, directing, controlling

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define organization

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group of people working together in structured and coordinated way to achieve goals

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What are the 3 management concepts?

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Authority, responsibility, accountability

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define authority

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delegated from top to lower lv.
- the right of manager to direct others and take actions bc of their position

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define responsibility

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cannot be delegated or passed to another.
- obligation to perform assigned activity/see someone else perform it

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define accountability

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state of being responsible to one’s self to some org. or to public

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What are the different managerial levels?

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  • top
    -middle
    -first line
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What does top mgmt do? (policy making)

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control org., develop vision, responsible for overall mgmt, policies, guiding & directing

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what does middle mgmt do? (organizational)

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coordinate activities that implement policies of org.; facilitate activities at technical lv.
- Direct activities of other managers, facilitate comm.
b/w lower and upper levels of org.

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what does first line mgmt do? (technical)

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responsible for supervising employees,
day-to-day op activities, ex. production, service,
sanitation

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define functional manager?

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responsible for only one area of organizational
activity, ex. bar/meat dep.

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define general manager?

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responsible for all the activities of a unit. In a
restaurant, everything happening on a specific shift is the GM’s responsibility

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what are the roles of managers?

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  • interpersonal
    -informational
    -decisional
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what does interpersonal roles encompass?

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focus on relationships
- includes figurehead, leader, liaison role

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what does informational roles encompass?

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focus on communication
-includes monitor, disseminator, spokesperson

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what does decisional roles encompass?

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determine new courses of action, unit strateg.
-include entrepreneur, disturbance handler, resource allocator, negotiator roles

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define skill

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ability that can be developed and manifested in performance

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what are the diff types of skills?

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-technical
-human
-conceptual

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define technical skill

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understanding/ proficiency in specific kind of activity involving methods/techniques

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define human skill

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concerns working with people and understanding behaviour
2 aspects:
- leadership within mgr own unit
-skill in intergroup relations.

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define conceptual skill

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ability to view organization as whole, recognizing how various parts depend on one another, how changes in one part impact other parts

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what level of mgmt needs to most human skills? (b/w executive, manager, employee)

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what level of mgmt needs to most conceptual skills? (b/w executive, manager, employee)

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what level of mgmt needs to most technical skills? (b/w executive, manager, employee)

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what is the hierarchy of plans from bottom to top?
-methods -procedures -policies -objectives -goals
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define goal
desired future condition
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define objective
goal or end point that sets direction for managerial planning
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define policies
- guidelines for action in an org. - procedures & methods define steps for implementation
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define planning
establishing organizational objectives & setup procedures to meet them - policies, procedures, methods - >1 year to 5 yrs
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define strategic planning
-continuous, systematic process -ppl make decisions about intended future outcomes/how to accomplish, how success is measured/evaluated
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define strategy
pattern of purposes & policies defining company and its business
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define organizing
mgmt function of grouping activities, delegating authority, coordinating relationships horizontally and vertically
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define controlling
mgmt function of ensuring plans are being followed. If not, corrective actions taken - goals, objectives, policies are control standards
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define standards
define dimensions of what's expected to happen; control performance; used to evaluate & adjust plan.
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define traditional organization
organization in which lines of authority which create order, are established
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define corporate culture
shared philosophies, values, assumptions, beliefs, expectations, attitudes and norms that knit an organization together
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what is a mission statement?
defines org. purpose and primary objectives. - set in present tense - why you exist as a business - short, clear, powerful
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What is a vision statement?
also define org. purpose BUT focus on goals and aspirations - uplifting, inspiring, timeless
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define delegation
process of assigning job activities & authority to specific employees within an organization
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define span of management
number of employees that can be effectively supervised by one manager
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define formal authority
exists bc of position in organization (top->bottom) eg.government
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define acceptance in the context of authority
based on employee's acceptance of authority. eg. formal authority must be accepted based on zone of acceptance
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define authority of competence
expertise based on technical knowledge and experience - command accepted bc employee believes person is knowledgable
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define departmentalization
process of grouping jobs according to logical arrangement - pattern of task and authority relationships to divide work based on job specialization
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define line position
position in direct chain of command responsible for achievement of org. goal
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give an example of line position
production/service manager
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define staff position
provide expertise, advice, support for line position