What is Management?
Management Process
Management Process
History of Management
Human Relations Movement
100
Process of deciding the best way to use an organization's resources to produce goods or provide services
What is management?
100
organizing, staffing, leading
What are the tasks of management?
100
set up a team to restock shelves
What is organizing?
100
Believed in piece-rate system
Who is Taylor
100
Golden Age of Unionism
What is the human relations movement?
200
employee, equipment, and money
What are organization's resources
200
Controlling
What is the most important for a supervisory manager
200
CEO sets a goal to increase sales
What is planning
200
Study workers strengths and weaknesses
What is scientific managemtn?
200
Lowered the level of lighting, expecting productivity to decrease
What are the Hawthorne Studies?
300
hierarchy
What is levels of management form a ______________
300
Analyzing accounting (financial records) (A task and skill)
What is the task of controlling What are technical skills
300
hostage to constant interruptions
What are managers biggest challenges?
300
allowed his workers to become customers
What is fordism?
300
career person who doesn't necessarily have a controlling interest in the company
What is a professional manager?
400
contains the largest number of managers
What is supervisory level
400
Interviewing job applicants
What are human relations skills?
400
manager holds a staff meeting
What is leading?
400
200 severed fingers, over 75,000 cuts, burns and puncture wounds (PLACE)
What is Highland Park plant?
400
controlling or authoritative manager
What is theory X?
500
Senior management
What is the highest level of management?
500
set of behaviors associated with particular job
What are roles
500
middle management is responsible for meeting the goals of
What is Senior management?
500
relationship between physical working conditions and worker productivity
What is The Hawthorne Studies
500
the organization can be seen as either an open system where it interacts with its external environment or a closed system
What is The Systems Approach?
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