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1. Roles a Manager Plays: 1. Interpersonal (be a leader) 2. Liaison (representative) 3. Informational
(spokesperson) 4. Decisional (act as an entrepreneur) 5. Negotiator
2. Levels of Management: Senior (General Managers), Middle (Functional Managers), Lower (Operative)
3. 4 Functional Areas of Management: Marketing, Finance, Human Resource, Operations and Pro-
duction.
4. For Profit Organizations: measures success by how much money, revenue comes from sales, all paid
employees
5. Non Profit Organizations: donations, grants, volunteers and paid employees
6. Classical (Authoritarian) Management: job/task oriented
7. Scientific Method (Classical Management): each step of manufacturing, who does the job faster,
redesign job and train others
8. Frederick Taylor: Father of Scientific Method
9. Gilbreath: time and motion studies
10. Henry Gant: process flow-schedule things
11. Administrative Theory (Classical Management): specialization
focus on people
Max Weber and bureaucracy
Chester Bernard and Grapevine
12. Behavioral (Participative) Management: focus on people to determine what is the best way to
manage
Mayo and treat people well and focus on needs = increase in performance
Abraham Maslov and hierarchy of needs
Douglass McGregor and Theory X&Y
13. Management Science (MIS): use of math to aid decision making
14. Integrative Perspective (MIS): systems theory of flow charts
combine everything
Sociotechnical theory - get people and technology working together
Contingency theory- best approach according to situation
15. Internal Environment: includes factors that attect its performance within the organization itself
group of people who work together for a common purpose
16. Mission: purpose or reason for being
17. culture: consists of values, beliefs, and assumptions about what is appropriate behavior in an organization
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18. resources: human, financial, physical, informational
19. structure: organize people to eflciently use resources to achieve organization's mission
20. Systems process/ technology: inputs, transformation of inputs, outputs and feedback
21. quality: customers determine quality by comparing a product's actual functioning to their requirements
22. customer value: perceived benefit of a product, used by customers, to determine whether to buy the
product
23. Total Quality Management: process that involves everyone in an organization focusing on the cus-
tomer to continually improve product value
24. Organizational Culture: Key values and principles that leaders preach and practice
artifacts
stories
slogans
symbols
rituals
ceremonies
25. 3 levels of culture: behavior, values and beliefs, assumptions
26. Symbolic Leaders: articulate a vision for an organization and reinforce the culture through slogans,
symbols, and ceremonies, manage and merge cultures
27. Learning Organizations: culture that values sharing knowledge so as to adapt to the changing envi-
ronment and continuously improve
28. External Environment: factors outside the organizational boundaries that attect its performance
customers, competition, suppliers, labor force, shareholders, society, technology, economy, government
29. Environmental scanning: searching the environment for important events/issues that might attect firm
30. ethics: standards of right and wrong that attempt to influence behavior, Legal Ethical Standards is the floor-
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31. Four Way Test: Method to ensure ethical behavior; 1. is it the truth? 2. Is it fair to all concerned? 3. Will it
build goodwill and better friendship? 4. Will it be beneficial to all concerned
32. stakeholders and ethical behaviors: try to create a win-win situation for all relevant stakeholders
so that everyone wins
33. Social Responsibility and Sustainability: conscious ettort to operate in a manner that creates a
win-win
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