Management - Answers getting work done through others
Efficiency - Answers getting work done with a minimum amount of effort, expense, or waste
ex: starbucks measures efficiency in terms of transactions per labor hour
Effectiveness - Answers accomplishing tasks that help fulfill organizational objectives
ex: an objective might be customer service and satisfaction
Four Functions of Management - Answers planning, organizing, leading, controlling
Four Functions of Management: Planning - Answers determining organizational goals and a
means for achieving them
Four Functions of Management: Organizing - Answers deciding where decisions will be made,
who will do what jobs and tasks, and who will work for whom
Four Functions of Management: Leading - Answers inspiring and motivating workers to work
hard to achieve organizational goals
Four Functions of Management: Controlling - Answers monitoring progress toward goal
achievement and taking corrective action when needed
Top Managers - Answers executives responsible for the overall direction of the organization
- CEO (executive)
- COO (operating)
- CFO (financial)
- CIO (information)
Middle Managers - Answers responsible for setting objectives consistent with top
management's goals and for planning and implementing subunit strategies for achieving these
objectives
- plant manager
- regional manager
- divisional manager
First-line Managers - Answers train and supervise the performance of nonmanagerial
employees who are directly responsible for producing the company's products or services
, - monitoring, teaching, and short-term planning
- office manager
- shift supervisor
- department manager
Team Leaders - Answers managers responsible for facilitating team activities toward goal
accomplishment
Managerial Roles: Figurehead - Answers the interpersonal role managers play when they
perform ceremonial duties
Managerial Roles: Leader - Answers the interpersonal role managers play when they motivate
and encourage workers to accomplish organizational objectives
Managerial Roles: Liaison - Answers the interpersonal role managers play when they deal with
people outside their units
Managerial Roles: Monitor - Answers the informational role managers play when they scan their
environment for information
Managerial Roles: Disseminator - Answers the informational role managers play when they
share information with others in their departments or companies
Managerial Roles: Spokesperson - Answers the informational role managers play when they
share information with people outside their departments or companies
Decisional Roles: Entrepreneur - Answers the decisional role managers play when they adapt
themselves, their subordinates, and their units to change
Decisional Roles: Disturbance Handler - Answers the decisional role managers play when they
respond to severe pressures and problems that demand immediate action
Decisional Roles: Resource Allocator - Answers the decisional role managers play when they
decide who gets what resources and in what amounts
Decisional Roles: Negotiator - Answers the decisional role managers play when they negotiate
schedules, projects, goals, outcomes, resources, and employee raises
What skills do companies looks for in managers - Answers technical skills, human skills,
conceptual skills, and motivation to manage
What companies look for in managers: Technical Skills - Answers the specialized procedures,
techniques, and knowledge required to get the job done
What companies look for in managers: Human Skills - Answers the ability to work well with